An improvised comedy show where Kane Brown creates a unique performance based entirely on audience participation and energy.
Kane Brown is at the Leicester Square Theatre on Saturday 17 October, with his new show Crowd Work King. It's a bit of a departure from what you usually see at a comedy club: an hour of purely unscripted, unplanned comedy driven entirely by audience participation. He steps on stage with no script, no set list and no safety net, letting the energy of the room guide the show so that everything is made up on the spot. Because of that, each performance is uniquely different from the one before it.
Brown is an acclaimed comedian, actor and presenter, and this follows the success of his sold-out Don't Listen To Me UK tour. He's built a reputation as one of the UK's most gifted improvisers, known for fast wit, a commanding stage presence and razor-sharp improvisational skills. Fellow comedian Guz Khan described him as 'the most naturally talented standup with a crowd I've ever seen'.
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The whole evening runs for two hours, which includes the interval and support, so you'll get more than just the main set. It's recommended for ages 16 and over. The show starts at 7:00pm at the Leicester Square Theatre, 6 Leicester Place, London.
