NISH KUMAR AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2025

Shane | 12 February 2025 | Reply

NISH KUMAR AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2025

“The pre-eminent comic political polemicist of our time” ★★★★

MELBOURNE ARTS CENTRE MELBOURNE, PAVILION 8-20 APRIL
SYDNEY FACTORY THEATRE TUESDAY 22 APRIL
PERTH RECHABITE HALL SUNDAY 27 APRIL
BRISBANE PRINCESS THEATRE TUESDAY 29 APRIL

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Following the UK election year with the country in turmoil, there was only one comedian who could kill the mood even further…Nish Kumar. Listed in the UK The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph’s 50 Best Comedians of the 21st Century Nish is returning to Australia with his brand new politically-charged stand up show, NISH, DON’T KILL MY VIBE.

“Dizzyingly skilful… Afluent, satisfyingly, imaginatively raging rant” ★★★★

Expect jokes about climate collapse, income inequality and the emotional sensation of being a British Indian man who didn’t vote for a British Indian Prime Minister. It’s 60 minutes of sweet, sweet vibe killing!

Nish Kumar said: “As the world collapses around us, I look forward to dragging my increasingly decrepit body out on tour and doing the only thing that still makes sense to me”.

Widely celebrated for his previous role as host of both The Mash Report and Late Night Mash, Nish is a frequent voice and face across both television and radio – he currently hosts the popular Pod Save The UK podcast, and is regularly seen on shows such as Taskmaster (Dave), Live At The Apollo (BBC, QI (BBC), Have I Got News For You, The John Bishop Show, 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Russell Howard’s Stand-Up Central, Drunk History and Frankie Boyle’s New World Order.

Nish also released a Netflix special as part of the Comedians of The World series, and he appeared alongside fellow comics Joel Dommett in a 12-part travelogue Joel & Nish vs The World for Comedy Central and Josh Widdicombe in Sky Max’s Hold The Front Page. Nish created two series of his own topical show for BBC Radio 4, Spotlight Tonight, as well as previously hosting both The News Quiz and Newsjack, which won the Rose d’Or for Radio Comedy when he hosted.