Jamali Maddix at The Glee

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Fri 12Mar
2021

*CANCELLED* - Jamali Maddix: Strip Club Einstein (18+)Glee Club Birmingham

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Advance price

  • £13.00 Show Entry
  • £11.00 Student Entry (dated ID required)
  • + £1.80 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 8:00 PM
  • Last entry 8:15 PM

More info

  • Seating type unallocated
  • Food available no
  • Minimum age 18+

Strip Club Einstein – Tour 2020

Critically acclaimed comedian and host of Vice’s Hate Thy Neighbour and Channel 4’s Adventures in Futureland, Jamali Maddix is heading out on tour again after his incredible 2018 World Tour. The new show reflects on tales from the front line of social change and uncomfortable home truths. As seen on Live at the Apollo (BBC Two), Frankie Boyle’s New World Order (BBC Two), 8 Out of 10 Cats (More4), Dara O’Briain’s Go 8-Bit (Dave).

 

 

Jamali Maddix is one of most promising and exciting acts to hit the circuit in years.

With an assured stage presence and considered material that comes from a fresh perspective, he already has the aura of a successful comic well beyond his years.
His natural confidence and charm allow him to tread gracefully across more sensitive topics leaving many of his contemporaries behind.
In his first two years of performing Jamali won the Comedy Café New Act of the Year Competition and the Chortle Student Comedy Award – all while making it look effortless.
Jamali has a plethora of gigs under his belt – he plays the Comedy Store and toured with them in the Middle East.  In June 2015 he supported Jim Jefferies before a 3,500 strong Hyde Park audience. His debut hour at the Edinburgh Fringe was a total sell out and received rave reviews.

‘Something to offend everyone’ ★★★★

Sunday Times

★★★★

Chortle

★★★★

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