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ELECTRIC PALACE

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2:45pm Omar Ibrahim: Decolonise This

Omar is a working class, mixed race, neurodivergent comedian who dislikes labels. Influenced by a British-Pakistani heritage and a few too many acid trips, Decolonise This is an idiot’s attempt to unpick the cultural conversation around race and identity, asking the deepest questions of at least the last 10 minutes. 

“A reminder that we are all idiots, himself included”

Chortle “Brilliantly original material” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Theatre Weekly

Book online to reserve seat for £5 plus small booking fee/£6.50 on the door

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4pm Benji Waterstones: You Don't Have to be Mad to Work Here

A fly on the padded-wall account of the mental health world from NHS psychiatrist, award-winning comedian and Penguin-published writer Benji Waterstones. What’s the secret to happiness? What’s the best way to escape from a locked ward? And what’s the difference between a psychiatrist, a psychologist, and a psychic? Directed by Jordan Brookes. “Perfect and hilarious” Buzzfeed

Book online to reserve seat for £5 plus small booking fee/£6.50 on the door

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JENNY LIND

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1:30pm Mel Byron: Old Movies Saved My Life 2

Old Movies Saved My Life: 2. It’s sequel time! Old movies saved Mel Byron’s life a few Fringes ago and they can save yours too. Swap this grey old world for some black & white glitz and plenty of laughs as we travel back to the 30s, 40s & 50s. If you like your life advice from Bette Davis or from men in top hats who always pay for dinner, this is the show for you. 

Book online to reserve seat for £5 plus small booking fee/£6.50 on the door

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2:45pm Cecilia Delatori: Rock Spinster

AC/DC and Dame Maggie Smith loving musical stand up and winner of Silver Stand Up 2023, Cecilia Delatori, celebrated a big birthday just before lockdown, threw away the knitting needles, bought an electric guitar and enrolled at The Berkshire School of Rock. Includes Black Sabbath impressions and indie rock recipes. 2022 Edinburgh reviews: “It’s impossible not to love this show….a joy” 4 stars, Kate Copstick, The Scotsman. “A gem of a guest” 5 stars, Kyle, Airbnb.

Book online to reserve seat for £5 plus small booking fee/£6.50 on the door

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4pm Jody Kamali: Things We Do For Love

50% Bristolian. 50% Iranian. 100% stupid. A provocative story about the complexity of Kamali's duel heritage mixed with the absurdities of love and parenting, using physical comedy and... opera. 'Unquestionably entertaining’ Chortle

Nominated for Best Show @  Brighton Fringe 2021 Nominated for Best Show @ Buxton Fringe 2022 ‘Brilliant, original, visual comedy’ Harry Hill ‘My whole family cried laughing. It was hilarious, life-affirming, bonding’ The Guardian

‘a triumph - variously joyous, sad, dramatic. A elaborate, creative Mime worthy of Tape Face’ Chortle 

Book online to reserve seat for £5 plus small booking fee/£6.50 on the door

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Listings are subject to change

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