What's OnKane Brown
Coming off the back of his sold out ‘Don’t Listen To Me’ UK tour, Kane brings you his brand-new show, ‘Crowd Work King’.
- Dates 28/03/2026 - 17/10/2026
- Location Leicester Square Theatre, Leicester Place, London, UK
- Price ££
Coming off the back of his SOLD OUT “Don’t Listen To Me” UK tour, Kane brings you his brand-new show ‘Crowd Work King’. One hour of purely unscripted, unplanned comedy; all based around audience participation. Everything is made up on the spot so you can witness the comedy unfold in real time. A new exciting dynamic to a comedy show when nobody knows what’s coming next (not even the comedian!) Each show will be uniquely different, so you can come along time and time again. Including support from some the UK’s funniest comedians.
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