Ian Smith at The Glee Birmingham

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Fri 14Feb
2025

Friday Night Comedy (18+)The Glee Club Birmingham

The perfect way to end the working week! Four superb stand-up comedians and a great range of tasty food offerings.

Advance price

  • £21.00 Show Entry
  • £14.00 Student Entry
  • £31.00 Show + Fish & Chips
  • £31.00 Show + Chicken Katsu Curry
  • £31.00 Show + BBQ Jackfruit Burger (VG)
  • £21.00 Wheelchair Show Entry
  • + £2.00 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 6:45 PM
  • Last entry 7:30 PM

More info

  • Seating type Allocated
  • Food available Yes
  • Minimum age 18+
Sat 15Feb
2025

Saturday Night Comedy (18+)The Glee Club Birmingham

Treat yourself to an evening of award-winning comedy! Four superb stand-up comedians that will keep you laughing until Monday.

Advance price

  • £25.00 Show Entry
  • £21.00 Student Entry
  • £25.00 Wheelchair Show Entry
  • + £2.00 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 6:45 PM
  • Last entry 7:30 PM

More info

  • Seating type Allocated
  • Food available Yes
  • Minimum age 18+

Ian Smith (BBC3’s Sweat the Small Stuff, BBC2’s Popatron) is an award-winning comedian.

Ian has performed three critically acclaimed Edinburgh solo shows, as well as appearing in the award-winning “underground comedy hit of the fringe” (Guardian), ‘Waiting for Gaddot’. His 2015 show, ‘Whereabouts’ was nominated for the Amused Moose Comedy Award and received rave reviews (★★★★★ The Mirror ★★★★★ Three Weeks ★★★★★ Angry Microwave ★★★★★ Black Diamond).

Ian is also one third of iTunes top-10-charting podcast, The Magic Sponge, alongside Rob Beckett and Jimmy Bullard.

Ian also has a range of acting roles, including a lead role in BBC2 sitcom Popatron, starring alongside Katherine Parkinson in Sky comedy Officially Special and a leading role in BBC1 drama The Ark, starring David Threlfall.

“Fantastically funny”

The Times

“Proper star quality”

The Guardian

“You’d do well to catch him now before his inevitable jump to the big time”

The Telegraph