David Baddiel: My Family - Not the Sitcom Tickets
David Baddiel’s hilarious acclaimed show My Family – Not the Sitcom has returned to the West End following unprecedented demand in 2016, for a final run at the Playhouse Theatre in 2017.
David Baddiel’s hugely funny and hilarious show My Family – Not the Sitcom has once again returned to the West End for a final run, giving audiences who missed previous acclaimed runs at both the Vaudeville Theatre and Menier Chocolate Factory another chance to see this brilliant show.
David Baddiel’s My Family – Not the Sitcom first played at the Menier Chocolate Factory in the summer of 2016, where it received huge praise from both critics and fans, selling out the entire run. Following this huge demand, the show returned to the West End for another run at the Vaudeville Theatre in September 2016.
Baddiel’s show is an incredibly disrespectful but incredibly beautiful account of the comedian’s deceased mother, Sarah, and his father Colin, who is greatly suffering with dementia. It is a classic stand up show about getting older, infidelity, memory, moral policing on social media, dysfunctional relatives and even gay cats. Baddiel invites you to come and take offence on his behalf.
During the first two runs of My Family – Not The Sitcom, the show received incredibly positive reviews from fans and critics, including a plethora of four and five star reviews from renowned critics such as Steve Bennett from Chortle and John Nathan from Metro.
Baddiel’s show has even garnered great praise from fellow comedians including David Mitchell describing it as “intriguing, insightful and very funny”, as well as Rob Brydon calling it “belly laughing, thought provoking and shocking”.
David Baddiel is one of the UK’s best loved comedy performers, having rocketed to success in the 1990s in his comedy duo with Rob Newman, during which time the pair worked on acclaimed projects such as The Mary Whitehouse Experience as well as their huge sell out gig at the Wembley Arena.
Baddiel has subsequently formed a comedy partnership with Frank Skinner, producing countless tours, popular TV shows and even singing an official England World Cup song.
Since then, David Baddiel has also established his name as a solo act in his own right, with the acclaimed Fame – Not the Musical taking a look at the nature of celebrity and his own relationship with fame. My Family – Not the Sitcom is the comedian’s first live show in over 10 years.
David Baddiel began performances of his show My Family – Not the Sitcom at the Playhouse Theatre in London’s West End on 28th March 2017 and ran through until 3rd June 2017, giving London audiences one last chance to catch his acclaimed show.
David Baddiel’s My Family – Not the Sitcom first played at the Menier Chocolate Factory in the summer of 2016, where it received huge praise from both critics and fans, selling out the entire run. Following this huge demand, the show returned to the West End for another run at the Vaudeville Theatre in September 2016.
Baddiel’s show is an incredibly disrespectful but incredibly beautiful account of the comedian’s deceased mother, Sarah, and his father Colin, who is greatly suffering with dementia. It is a classic stand up show about getting older, infidelity, memory, moral policing on social media, dysfunctional relatives and even gay cats. Baddiel invites you to come and take offence on his behalf.
During the first two runs of My Family – Not The Sitcom, the show received incredibly positive reviews from fans and critics, including a plethora of four and five star reviews from renowned critics such as Steve Bennett from Chortle and John Nathan from Metro.
Baddiel’s show has even garnered great praise from fellow comedians including David Mitchell describing it as “intriguing, insightful and very funny”, as well as Rob Brydon calling it “belly laughing, thought provoking and shocking”.
David Baddiel is one of the UK’s best loved comedy performers, having rocketed to success in the 1990s in his comedy duo with Rob Newman, during which time the pair worked on acclaimed projects such as The Mary Whitehouse Experience as well as their huge sell out gig at the Wembley Arena.
Baddiel has subsequently formed a comedy partnership with Frank Skinner, producing countless tours, popular TV shows and even singing an official England World Cup song.
Since then, David Baddiel has also established his name as a solo act in his own right, with the acclaimed Fame – Not the Musical taking a look at the nature of celebrity and his own relationship with fame. My Family – Not the Sitcom is the comedian’s first live show in over 10 years.
David Baddiel began performances of his show My Family – Not the Sitcom at the Playhouse Theatre in London’s West End on 28th March 2017 and ran through until 3rd June 2017, giving London audiences one last chance to catch his acclaimed show.
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