- What's on
- Birmingham
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- Ted Hill: 110% Weird
Comedy· Birmingham
Ted Hill: 110% Weird
- When
- Friday, 23 April 2027, 6.30pm
- Where
- The Glee Club, The Arcadian, 70 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 4TD
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Ted Hill invites you inside his strange and chaotic mind for a hilarious show about fitting in, standing out, and self-acceptance. Would Ted be better off as a "normal" comedian, or staying true to himself with multimedia, over-engineered technology, and an abundance¹ of facts about birds of prey? After reaching the finals of Britain's Got Talent, Ted recreates the show he would have performed for the King at the Royal Variety Performance, alongside all his bestPowerPoint comedy. Expect high-energy jokes, ridiculous visual effects, and (funny) graphs. Ted has finally learned how and why he is different³, but now he has a new puzzle to solve: what kind of weird does he want to be? You'll never see a sillier slideshow... ¹Three²He lost to a dog ³Autism
Getting there
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