Mark Thomas Hits 40
Celebrating four decades of stand-up comedy, Mark Thomas brings his unique blend of jokes, rants, and personal stories to the stage. With a career spanning 40 years, Thomas has made a name for himself as a comedian and political activist.
Mark Thomas started his career in comedy by co-writing satirical sketches at Wakefield Labour Club, before becoming a guest comic on BBC Radio 1's The Mary Whitehouse Experience. He has since become known for his energetic and infectious performances, which often combine jokes, rants, and personal stories to make sense of the current state of the world.
Thomas has had a long and distinguished career, with numerous awards for his performances and human rights work, including a Time Out Comedy Award and an honorary doctorate from the University of Bradford. He has also made several TV series, written books and play scripts, and curated art exhibitions. His campaigning has brought about real change, including changing the law on tax avoidance and winning court cases against the police.
The show, which marks 40 years of stand-up, will be performed at The Astor Theatre, Deal, on Friday, 6 November 2026. Tickets are with the button beside the article. With his unique blend of comedy and social commentary, Mark Thomas's show is sure to be a hilarious and thought-provoking hour of stand-up comedy.
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