Saul Henry's second solo stand-up show Stuff Like That There' follows the success of his 2023 show Saullelujah! - described by David Firth (Salad Fingers creator) as Lovely, comfy and harrowingly mirthful. Saul explores his upbringing and persistently positive attitude paired with a view of the world shaped by childish naivety, stupidity, and having parents so left-wing they considered Jeremy Corbyn to be "okay, for a Tory".Stuff Like That There delves into empathy, incontinence and politics; Saul is fascinated by the world but baffled by its implementation. The show shares unusual takes on the world; which from a certain angle kind of makes sense, but from most perspectives don't. Saul is a charming, bizarre and hilarious high energy Yorkshire based comedy performer. He's performed and hosted hundreds of gigs and runs Leeds's multi-award winning Comedy Cellar at Verve which celebrates its 16th birthday in 2024.

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