Stand-up show by Canadian comedian Tom Stade, touring the UK with a new show every year since 2011.
Tom Stade is at The Glee Club on Sunday 18 October, with the show starting at 7:15 PM. He's a Canadian stand-up who moved to the UK in 2001 and made it his home, becoming a regular on the touring circuit and a familiar face at the Edinburgh Festival. He's been out with a new show every year since 2011, so this is part of a long run of touring rather than a one-off.
He's appeared on most of the big British stand-up shows: Live at the Apollo, Mock The Week, Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow and Lee Mack's All-Star Cast. He co-wrote and starred in Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights, the Edinburgh-recorded Come Fringe Yourself with Tom Stade and the independently produced online series M.U.F.F. alongside Daniel Sloss. He's also performed for British troops in the Falklands, Afghanistan and Iraq, earned a Chortle Award nomination for Best Headliner and released the live show Stade and Confused back in 2013.
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What he's bringing to the Glee is his new show, which has been touring since September 2026. He describes it as taking aim at the absurdities of modern times with charm and incisive, unfiltered wit. It's a headliner set, so he'll be the only act on the bill. The Glee is at 70 Hurst Street in Birmingham, and the show kicks off at 7:15 PM on Sunday 18 October.
