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Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone
8 March 2027 to 29 March 2027 (selected dates)
Nish Kumar's Angry Humour From a Really Nice Guy is a 2hr 20min political stand-up at Grand Opera House York and Theatre Royal Glasgow. Age 14+. Book tickets.
Nish Kumar brings Angry Humour From a Really Nice Guy to Grand Opera House York and Theatre Royal Glasgow. The political stand-up runs two hours and twenty minutes and carries a 14+ age guidance for strong language.
The premise is cheerfully self-aware: the world is in chaos, and what it least needs is a stand-up show about that chaos, yet here one is. Kumar frames inequality, rising autocracy and collapsing political parties as the backdrop, arriving at this tour having turned 40 and noting that both his mind and body are feeling the strain. The billing promises passionate, progressive material alongside existential angst.
Kumar is co-host of the podcast Pod Save the UK and was formerly host of The Mash Report on BBC before its cancellation. His Taskmaster appearances gave him a reputation as one of the show's least successful competitors, a fact the billing leans into directly.
The show carries a 14+ age guidance and contains strong language. At two hours and twenty minutes it is a substantial evening; check with your chosen venue about interval arrangements if that is relevant to your plans.
These are the dates listed by ATG as checked on 21 September 2026. A date range may contain selected performances, rather than a show every day. Open your chosen venue link for exact times, seats and current prices.
| Venue | Town or city | Dates | Booking status | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Opera House York | York | Wed 23 Sept 2026 | Ended | No longer available |
| Theatre Royal Glasgow | Glasgow | Sun 27 Sept 2026 | Ended | No longer available |
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The show runs for two hours and twenty minutes.
The age guidance is 14+, and the show contains strong language.
Kumar performs political stand-up addressing themes including inequality, autocracy and the state of political parties, alongside more personal material about turning 40.
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Grand Opera House, York: Wed 23 Sept 2026; Theatre Royal Glasgow: Sun 27 Sept 2026.
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Cumberland Street, York YO1 9SW
York railway station is the nearest, within about 15 minutes' walk of the theatre.
Many bus routes stop close to the theatre, including York Park and Ride services. The Park and Ride does not always run a late evening service, so check the operator's website before booking an evening show.
There is no theatre car park. Q-Park works with ATG customers to offer a 15% discount on parking booked in advance through the ATG Q-Park page. Blue Badge holders can find details of accessible spaces in City of York Council car parks on the council's city centre disabled access pages.
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Nish Kumar: Angry Humour From a Really Nice Guy