Featuring his signature blend of philosophical inquiry, personal examination, and sweet gags, Double Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Ahir Shah returns to stand-up with a new show about significance, insignificance, and scurvy.
Ahir’s last show, Dots, was recorded as a special for HBO Max (albeit after a 14 month delay brought about by events you may recall). That show was about uncertainty. Ideally, this tour will end in a way that is less on the nose.
As seen on Mock The Week, Live At the Apollo, Have I Got News For You, and The Mash Report.
“Intricately crafted, profoundly moving, howlingly funny … a blazing talent firing on all cylinders”★★★★★ Telegraph
“Tremendously thoughtful, woundedly candid and self-laceratingly funny” ★★★★ Scotsman
“It’s a highly personal howl in the dark from this sharpest of operators. Impassioned, probing and unexpectedly moving.” ★★★★ Mail on Sunday
Recommended age 14+ this show may contain some adult language and content.
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