The legendaryCanadian superstar returns with a killer new hour!

A master ofhis craft; unabashed and mischievous with an innate ability to connect toaudiences. This is a a show for iGens,Millennials, Gen Xs, Baby Boomers and beyond.

Join Tom ashe toys with the complexities of our ever-changing world; muses on societalconundrums and navigates his way around progressiveness and pronouns - not tomention 27 years of marriage and adult kids who refuse to respect him (and liketo remind him just how dumb they think he is).

Seriallyhilarious, he's wowed sell-out audiences across the UK for the past two decadesand remains one of the most compelling and instinctive stand-ups around.

Ladies,gentlemen, and non-binaries, please welcome to the stage, the one and only TomStade.

www.tomstade.com

"Great charm and a foul mouth. Stonkingly good&quality satire, intelligentpassionate and very, very funny" - Scotsman

"Unmissable" - Edinburgh Evening News

"Debauched truth teller" - GuardianGuide

"A natural flair for storytelling anda villainous sense of humour. Master of hardcore comedy" - The List

"Every inch a star&super confidenceand charisma. If comedy is the new rock 'n' roll,then Tom Stade is Keith Richards" - Daily Record

"So cool, he could well be the answerto global warming& gloriously funny, silly and smart" - Scotsman

"For energy, think Porsche 911.Wouldn't be out of place in an arena" - Mail on Sunday

"Huge presence&really knows how towork a room&attitude and energy& properly hilarious, thoroughlyenjoyable" - Mirror

"One of the best practitioners of stand-up we'vegot, with a shed full of classy routines. The sortof comic you could listen to all night&Stand-upelite" - Chortle

"Comedy greatness. Comic riffs of monumentalproportions" - Metro

"Endlessly funny. Slick, intelligent, sparklingcharm" - Independent

"Charming and unflappable&possesses thatindefinable knack of drawing you completely into his offbeatperspective" - The List

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