Daniel Sloss has announced a new run of dates in London and his first-ever run of shows in New York.

The award-winning 25-year-old Scot will be appearing at the Soho Playhouse in New York from February 9 – 13. Sloss has performed before in America, where he has appeared regularly on Conan O'Brian's chat show, but this is his debut run in New York.

Before that he will be appearing at the Soho Theatre in London, performing Dark Revoir, a retrospective show combining material from his last four full-length shows. Tickets here.

Sloss’s TV appearances include Conan (4 sets in 12 months), Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson, Sunday Night at the Palladium, John Bishop Show, Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, Russell Howard’s Good News, Paul O’Grady Show (Daniel’s TV debut aged 18). He starred in his own BBC show aged 19 The Adventures Of Daniel, and still aged just 20, gave a Tedx Talk and released his debut DVD Daniel Sloss: Live! for the BBC’s 2Entertain label. 

In August 2008, aged just 17, Daniel became one of the youngest-ever finalists in the UK’s leading comedy competition So You Think You’re Funny? as well as performing his first Edinburgh festival fringe, Life in 2D. Since then he has brought a new solo sell-out hour-long show to the Fringe every year. His latest show, Dark, sold out 4 weeks at the Edinburgh Conference Centre in 2015. Since then he has played 70+ dates across the UK and Europe.