ENGLISH COMEDY BUDAPEST - Thomas Henry: Hyper Anglais
Saturday 21. November at 20:00 - 22:00
Marczibányi Square Cultural Center, Budapest
Sold out in 20 countries Thomas Henry brings his NEW stand up show to BUDAPEST
Thomas has:
Performed at some of the world's most iconic comedy venues, including The Comedy Cellar (New York), The Comedy Store (LA), and Palais de Glaces (Paris)
Featured in The Guardian, on the BBC, and on Andrew Schulz's Flagrant podcast
Sold out shows in 20 countries all over Europe
Had multiple viral clips watched over 10million times online
What is Thomas's comedy like?
British wit with an outsider's eye. Hyper Anglais is a British fish-out-of-water stand up show. It’s the story of an Englishman who fell in love with a French woman, and moved to Paris. Now, Thomas loves Europe, but Europe remains stubbornly unconvinced. Expect sharp observational storytelling, dry wit, and the daily absurdities of trying — and mostly failing — to feel at home in a foreign place.
Who is this show for?
Perfect for anyone who loves stand-up, especially fans of:
Story-driven comics like Nate Bargatze, Gary Gulman, and James Acaster
Expats, Anglophones in Europe, travellers, and anyone who's ever tried (and failed) to fit into a culture that isn't quite theirs
Couples, singles, and groups of friends looking for a proper night out!
About Thomas
Thomas is a British comedian who lives in Paris — a fact the city has yet to fully forgive him for. He's performed at some of the world's most iconic comedy venues, including The Comedy Cellar in New York, The Comedy Store in London, and Palais de Glaces in Paris, and was selected for the New York Comedy Festival.
His work has been featured in The Guardian, on the BBC, and on Andrew Schulz's Flagrant podcast. Critics have called him "one of our favorite new acts" (Stand Up New York), "a very talented comedian" (The Wee Review), and "full of boyish charm" (Chortle).
Watch Thomas's Comedy
Instagram: @thomashenrycomedy
Limited seating available — grab your tickets now.
Thomas will also be bringing a support act.
Marczibányi Square Cultural Center • Marczibányi tér 5/A, 1022 Budapest, Hungary