Simon Brodkin Unleashed
Comedian Simon Brodkin brings his wildly funny new show to Canterbury, tackling topics from wild swimmers to religion. With a reputation for outrageous pranks and hilarious stand-up, this is a comedy event not to be missed.
On Monday, 16 November 2026, Simon Brodkin will perform his new show, Unleashed, at The Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury. This wildly funny night promises to deliver outrageous punchlines and electric crowd work, as Simon rips into a range of topics, from wild swimmers and vape shops to Greta Thunberg, religion, and his wife's friends.
Simon Brodkin is a comedian with a background in medicine, having practised in Manchester city hospitals until 2007 before becoming a full-time stand-up. He first performed solo at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2006 and won the Writers' Guild Award for Best Newcomer. He is best known for his character Lee Nelson, whose BBC Three series, Lee Nelson's Well Good Show, began in 2010.
As a master of stand-up and prankster, Simon Brodkin has built a reputation for his daring stunts, including showering Sepp Blatter with banknotes and handing Theresa May a mock P45. His latest show, Unleashed, is a two-hour comedy night with a strong crowd-work element, and it is currently on tour in the UK and internationally.
Tickets are with the button beside the article.
Comments
Sign in to your Hidden Beach account to comment.
Loading comments…