The world-famous prankster, Lee Nelson creator and the most watched British stand-up comedian on TikTok, Simon Brodkin, is bringing his outrageous stand-up show to Norden Farm.
In this warm up for his television show, Simon rips into celebrity culture, social media, the police, Putin, Prince Andrew and even God.
Nothing is off limits in this critically acclaimed show - including his own mental health, his family, his five arrests and how he once found himself at an underground sex party.
Simon performs on the stand-up circuit and in comedy television. He is best known for playing a cheerful chav character called Lee Nelson, but also performs other comedy characters, including a Liverpudlian footballer called Jason Bent.
He is also known for his world-famous stunts. Simon was the guy who handed Theresa May a P45, showered Sepp Blatter with dollar bills, surrounded Donald Trump with swastika golf balls and starred in Channel 4’s Britain’s Greatest Hoaxer, which was nominated for Best Documentary at the Monte Carlo TV Festival.
Simon also hit global headlines with stunts on Kanye West, Britain’s Got Talent and the England Football team.
He has more than 900,000 followers on Facebook, 720,000 on TikTok, 320,000 on Instagram and 140,000 on X. His videos routinely go viral, being seen many millions of times.
Simon Brodkin: Screwed Up – TV Special Warm Up is at Norden Farm Centre for the Arts on Tuesday, January 14 at 8pm. Tickets are £20. Age guidance: 16+ years, expect adult themes.
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