Daniel Kitson
The Comedy Cafe, one of the oldest comedy clubs in London, is to close after 26 years.
Daniel Kitson is compering a benefit that has been hastily arranged to raise money to provide humanitarian aid for those who are and have been stuck in the Calais Jungle migrants’ camp. It is at the Old Vic in London on October 13.
Daniel Kitson has decided to release a recording one of his best shows.
2013's After The Beginning, Before The End is available on Bandcamp as a digital download for £5 here.
2002 Perrier Award winner Daniel Kitson is performing his latest narrative show Mouse – The Persistence of an Unlikely Thought at St Anns Warehouse in New York from November 9 - 27. tickets can be bought here.
Update May 26: Further tickets for Daniel Kitson's show below go on sale today. 70 tickets per show will be available here from noon. There should also be tickets appearing on the Edfringe.com site between noon and 2pm but the link isn't there at the moment.
I don't know how this upcoming unmissable gig passed me by until now.
The line-up for Stand Up For Street Child on May 9 at the Cambridge Theatre reads like a class register of some of my favourites acts. If you've got shred of comedy taste they should be some of your favourites too. Daniel Kitson, Stewart Lee, Josie Long, Elis James, Isy Suttie, Kevin Eldon and Nick Helm barely need an introduction, but here you go.
Daniel Kitson will be performing in Edinburgh this summer. He will be doing two shows. No further details have been released yet, but he has confirmed the news in his latest newsletter.
He has also written that he will be performing last year's Edinburgh Fringe hit Polyphony in Bristol. He will be at the Tobacco Factory for a week from June 20.
Daniel Kitson is to perform a new show later this year.
Mouse – The Persistence of an Unlikely Thought will have its world premiere at the Everyman Theatre in Liverpool on May 17 and run until May 28.
Tickets go on sale on March 23 here. There is also more info about it at the same link.
Daniel Kitson will be performing the storytelling show that he performed in London last year in New York in December.
He will be doing A Show For Christmas at the Conelly Theatre in the East Village. In 2014 he performed the show in the Grand Hall at the Battersea Arts Centre.
Kitson describes what the show is about in his latest newsletter: "loneliness, a brief scuffle in a newsagents, mobile phones, tradition, magic, the past and a long journey in a mid sized motorhome."
Daniel Kitson is to do a short tour of Stories for the Starlit Sky - the three interlinked stories that he has previously performed in London, Edinburgh and at Latitude with musician Gavin Osborn.
Kitson has also said on his latest newsletter that he is "going to write a new stand up show that I’ll heave around the country, hemisphere and possibly planet."
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