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David O’Doherty: ‘Whoa Is Me’

Lord Doodles spent the pandemic on an island with his parents. His show is silly, musical, clever and so, so funny.  

Hackney Empire. Nov 3. £26. 

Jamali Maddix: ‘King Crud’

One of the best comics on the circuit also hosted a Vice show on extremist groups. He’s challenging and sharp.

Hackney Empire. May 28. £12-£18.

Aurie Styla: ‘Green’

You might have seen Aurie Styla on TV, but if you haven’t seen him live, do. The show is about his transition to being a new person. 

Bush Hall. Mar 26. £17.92.

Chloe Petts: ‘Transience’

This brilliant comedian’s debut is all about her musings on her ‘non-romantic love for men’.

Soho Theatre. May 3-7. £14-£17.50. 

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