
Josh Widdicombe: Not My Cup of Tea in Aberdeen
Overview
Josh Widdicombe brings his latest stand-up tour, 'Not My Cup of Tea,' to Aberdeen Music Hall, showcasing the sharp observational comedy that has made him a mainstay of British entertainment. The celebrated comedian, known for his work on Channel 4's 'The Last Leg' and as winner of the first series of 'Taskmaster,' delivers his signature self-deprecating humor and relatable anecdotes that connect with audiences across the UK.
With over 15 years of comedy experience and multiple television credits including 'Mock the Week,' 'Insert Name Here,' and his own BBC Three sitcom 'Josh,' Widdicombe has established himself as one of the most prolific young British comedians. Aberdeen Music Hall, a historic and prestigious venue in the heart of Scotland's northeast, provides the perfect setting for this intimate stand-up performance.
Highlights
Award-Winning Comedian: Josh Widdicombe won the first series of 'Taskmaster' in 2015 and the show's Champion of Champions special in 2017, cementing his status as one of Britain's most talented comedians.
Television Mainstay: With regular appearances on 'The Last Leg,' 'Mock the Week,' and 'Insert Name Here,' Widdicombe is a familiar and beloved face in British comedy television.
Podcast Phenomenon: Co-host of 'Parenting Hell,' which has exceeded 55 million downloads and spawned an arena tour and bestselling book, demonstrating his broad appeal beyond stand-up.
Published Author: His 2021 childhood memoir 'Watching Neighbours Twice a Day' became a Sunday Times Bestseller, showcasing his talents as both comedian and writer.
Observational Mastery: The Guardian has described Widdicombe as an 'ace observationalist,' with his comedy rooted in keen observations of everyday life delivered through clever one-liners and quirky anecdotes.
Extensive Tour Experience: Having performed two sellout stand-up tours and at prestigious venues including the London Palladium for the Royal Variety Performance, Widdicombe brings professional expertise to every show.
Know Before You Go
Aberdeen Music Hall is located in the historic city center of Aberdeen, Scotland. Attendees should arrive with sufficient time to navigate entry procedures and find their seats. The venue maintains standard security protocols and bag policies; please check the Aberdeen Music Hall website or contact the box office directly for specific details on prohibited items and bag size restrictions. Age restrictions may apply depending on the nature of the performance; it is recommended to verify age suitability with the venue or ticket provider before booking. The venue is accessible via public transportation and paid parking is available nearby.
Hot Tip
Arrive at least 45 minutes early to navigate security and settle into your seat comfortably, as venues often experience congestion in the final minutes before performances begin, particularly for popular comedians like Widdicombe.
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