john kearns
Winner of Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show and Best Newcomer, four-time Chortle Award nominee and Taskmaster Series 14 star, John Kearns announces extra dates, including an extra London show at London’s Bloomsbury Theatre on Saturday 3rd June, to his brand-new UK tour and fifth solo show, The Varnishing Days, to meet demand.
After nearly a two year break, Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Mat Ewins and current Taskmaster contestant John Kearns are back with a new series of their cult comedy podcast Microscope.
Starting this Friday – just in time for Halloween – the pair of award-winning comedians are putting more of the world’s biggest mysteries under the Microscope in an attempt to explain the unexplainable, with Ewins interviewing Kearns in the guise of a different character each week.
I don't know if John Kearns has got a new agent but he suddenly seems to be getting some pretty decent high profile TV breaks. He is one of the contestants in the current series of Taskmaster on Channel 4 on Thursdays and this week he is one of the contestants on Richard Osman's House of Games on BBC Two.
Winner of Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show and Best Newcomer, four-time Chortle Award nominee and Taskmaster Series 14 star, John Kearns is set to embark on his biggest UK tour with his brand-new and fifth solo show, The Varnishing Days, kicking off with a week-long run at London’s Soho Theatre, Downstairs from 13th February.
Winner of Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show and Best Newcomer and four-time Chortle Award nominee John Kearns is set to embark on his biggest UK tour yet from 11th October and a run at Soho Theatre from 25th November with brand new show Double Take and Fade Away, following a run at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Tickets are now on sale.
Comedy producers Show And Tell have announced their Edinburgh Fringe 2018 shows. Tickets are all on sale now at the links below.
They include:
The return of John Kearns doing a two-week run of his acclaimed 2017 show Don’t Worry, They’re Here at the Pleasance Dome.
Well this has made my day. Comedian John Kearns prints out and keeps my Rarely Asked Questions series (see answer 7). He either has the mind of a true comedy obsessive or I should be worried. Very worried. Luckily I think it's the former. Kearns is one of the brightest, most original comedy talents to have emerged in recent years, with a style that combines pathos and broad humour in one neat package.
The only winner of both the Best Show and Best Newcomer Edinburgh Comedy Awards, John Kearns is taking his new bold, funny and thought-provoking show, directed by Jon Brittain, on tour in 2018 after a successful sold out run at the Soho Theatre. The tour starts on January 28 in Coventry and ends on May 27 in Wells.
The line-up has been announced for the Leeds Comedy Festival, which runs from Tuesday, May 30 to Sunday, June 11.
The festival started small in Leeds’ Cultural Quarter four years ago and has gone on to increase capacity year on year with huge and exciting names in the world of stand-up making their way to the city. This year over 50 comedians will be appearing in multiple city centre venues
It’s the old case of double trouble this week, when Mitch Rust’s evil identical twin Vince escapes from Justice City’s penitentiary and decides to steal the Mayor’s most precious football sticker.
And that, in a cotton-picking nutshell, is all you need to know about the plot. John Kearns does his own twist on the Tom Hardy-like two-pronged performance as both Rust twins. Only a tell-tale tattoo above his exquisitely filmed chubby bum crack separates them.
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