Preet Singh: First Class

Preet Singh brings his show First Class to the Warwick Arts Centre on Sunday 1 November, playing in the Studio. It's his debut tour, and the set is billed as a fearless, hilarious deep dive into identity, family and the chaos of modern Britain, blending razor-sharp wit with raw, personal storytelling.

Singh has been working his way up the circuit for a few years now. He first hit the London scene in March 2018 and quickly made a name for himself by beating some of the city's toughest Gong shows, like The Blackout at UptheCreek and The Honk Show at Moth Club. Since then, he's played clubs and nights across the UK, with plenty of spots at Backyard Comedy Club, and has also performed in New York and Berlin. In 2020 he founded Laugh-a-Lot Comedy Club, and he's the host and creator of the podcast Samosa Chats, which is dedicated to conversations with prominent brown people.

He's backed by a heavy-hitting list of names from the comedy world: Guz Khan, Richard Blackwood, Nabil Abdulrashid, Josh Berry, Sukh Ojla, Eshaan Akbar and Akaash Singh. That's a fair bit of support for a first tour, and it gives you a sense of where he sits in the current scene.

The show runs for an hour and 35 minutes, including an interval, and starts at 6pm. Tickets are £19. It's recommended for ages 16 and over, as some comedians use very strong language and express controversial opinions.