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Omid Djalili: Live 2016
An award winning stand up comedian and an acclaimed actor.
Intelligent, sometimes provocative, always entertaining, Omid’s stand up is an energetic and captivating comedy masterclass.
Suitable for ages 16+ years.
WHY? ‘One of the most joyfully smart, stimulating and entertaining comedians this country has’ The Telegraph
'Belly laughs with a subtle blend of mainstream gags and subversive twinkle' Sunday Times
'Confident, engaging, thoughtful show... did someone say National Treasure?' Metro
Omid Djalili is supported by Boothby Graffoe.
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