Comedy· Grimsby
Lee Peart: It's Not You, It's Lee
- When
- Friday, 7 May 2027, 7.30pm
- Where
- Docks Academy, The Church, King Edward Street, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, Grimsby, DN313JD
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Grimsby-born comedian Lee Peart returns home with his brand-new solo stand-up show! Fresh from co-hosting the hit Bottoms Up! podcast with Alan Carr, Lee brings his new UK tour to Docks Academy on Friday 7 May 2027. An experienced stand-up comedian and presenter, Lee has hosted comedy nights at venues including Brighton Komedia, Soho House and London's Crazy Coqs. He's also a familiar face on ITV Daytime, with appearances on This Morning, Loose Women and ITV Quiz, as well as working as a warm-up comedian for Loose Women. Now he's heading out on the road with a full-length solo show - and where better to bring it than his hometown of Grimsby? The night will feature Lee's quick-witted crowd work before he gets stuck into his new stand-up show. Expect 90 minutes of comedy from one of Grimsby's own, back home for what should be a very special night at Docks Academy.
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