BAFTA-nominated comedian and musician Rachel Parris brings her musical comedy and stand-up show 'The Rachel Parris Songbook' to the Lincoln Theatre Royal.
Rachel Parris brings her new show, The Rachel Parris Songbook, to the Lincoln Theatre Royal on Sunday 8 November. It's a solo night of original songs and comedic material, part of her UK tour, and it runs for about an hour and a half.
The set draws on more than fifteen years of musical comedy. Parris is bringing back some of her fan favourites — 'Speedy Boarder', 'Girl With A Diamond Finger', 'I Went to the Gym' and 'Hen Doo On A Train' — and mixing them with sharp new stand-up material. She's also encouraging the audience to sing along, so it's more of a shared thing than a sit-and-listen affair.
If you're not familiar with her, Parris is a BAFTA-nominated comedian, musician and writer. She first got wider recognition through her television appearances and her satirical segments on The Mash Report, which earned her that BAFTA nomination and more than 100 million views online. Since then, she's appeared on Live at the Apollo, QI, Would I Lie to You?, Mock the Week, The Graham Norton Show and Good Morning America. She's also a founding cast member of the improvised comedy show Austentatious and wrote the novel Introducing Mrs Collins (2025), which was nominated for a RONA award.
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The Rachel Parris Songbook is recommended for ages 16+ and runs for around an hour and a half. It's at the Lincoln Theatre Royal on Sunday 8 November.
