In a significant announcement, Larry Dean reveals his latest stand-up show, “Dodger,” promising an insightful journey into his heroes and identity. The comedian, delves into the impact of his grandmother’s dementia and his recent autism diagnosis with a unique perspective that rightfully earned him a 3-time Edinburgh Nomination!
Heroes and Identity
Elvis used to be Dean’s hero, but with his grandmother’s dementia, he revisits the concept of respect and who truly deserves it. The comedian also candidly reflects on his own mind following his recent autism diagnosis.
Following his successful stand-up special “Fandan,” aired on Channel 4 last year, Larry Dean embarks on his most extensive tour yet. With notable appearances on shows like “Live at the Apollo” and “Mock the Week,”.
Ventures and TV Appearances
Dean is set for an Australian tour, and fans can catch him on the Dave TV show “The World’s Most Dangerous Roads” on March 31, where he explores Bhutan with Jamali Maddix. Additionally, he’s scheduled to appear on BBC Two’s QI and has secured a role in the upcoming romcom film “This Time Next Year.”
Tickets for Larry Dean’s highly anticipated tour will be available for general sale starting Friday. Details could be found on his website HERE!
Dean’s next venue is already sold out and even a lot of the cities on his world tour aren’t available any more! So remember to check out his site for the next available one! For more great comedians and absolutely hilarious comedy shows, then step right in to one of the best comedy clubs in London, Big Belly Comedy Club!
