Tom Davis: Spudgun

Tom Davis is back on the road with his new show, Spudgun, which stops at Exeter Northcott Theatre on Sunday 1 November. It's a full evening of stand-up, built from his own observations on life's hot topics, and it's the only name on the bill.

If you're not familiar with him, you've likely come across his work elsewhere. He's best known as co-host of the podcast Wolf and Owl with Romesh Ranganathan, and he starred in the BAFTA and Royal Television Society award-winning comedy series Murder in Successville and the BBC One hit King Gary. He's also got his own special, Underdog, on Sky and NOW TV, and has appeared in Wonka, Paddington 2, The Curse, A League of Their Own (Sky), Live At The Apollo (BBC) and The Jonathan Ross Show (ITV). The Times described him as someone whose delivery and stage persona are hard to resist.

Spudgun is a proper night out rather than a short set: it runs for 120 minutes including an interval, so you've got a full two hours of comedy to get through. It's recommended for ages 14 and over and contains strong language, so keep that in mind if you're bringing anyone younger along. The show takes place in The Great Hall at the Northcott, with tickets at £28.50 and a 7:30pm start.