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Daniel Sloss: Hubris

Aberdeen International Comedy Festival

  • Music Hall

Overview

Daniel Sloss: Hubris

The all-new, 11th solo show by Scotland’s international comedy star, hot on the heels of his ground-breaking, global smash-hit ‘Daniel Sloss: X’, comes to Music Hall, Aberdeen as part of the Aberdeen International Comedy Festival 2020.

The incredible ‘X’ tour sold out across 40 countries, with 300 shows including over 30 European countries, UK, U.S., Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and even packing a Moscow arena (becoming Russia’s biggest-ever English language comedy show). The film of ‘X’ is showing on HBO in U.S. and Canada and became the first UK comedy special to make its UK premiere in cinemas, with its nationwide release at Vue.

Daniel’s previous two Netflix specials ‘DARK’ & ‘Jigsaw’ are streaming in 190 countries, 26 languages with the infamous ‘Jigsaw’ now credited with breaking up over 75,000 couples and cited in over 130 divorces world-wide (with fans even bringing their divorce papers for him to autograph at shows).

He has sold out six New York solo off-Broadway seasons, appeared on U.S TV’s ‘Conan’ ten times, broken box office records in Edinburgh and toured in over 50 countries – this is his new show and it’s a strictly limited tour – Book Early!

With special guest Kai Humphries

Important information

AGE: 16+

WARNING: Contains adult themes and strong language.

Guest may be subject to change.

Price

£26.00

Reviews

Dirty, sweet and clever’ New York Times

★★★★★ ‘Smouldering… deliciously dark stand-up. Brilliant!’ Mail On Sunday

Dazzling wit… Unstoppable’ Daily Telegraph

★★★★ ‘Simply world class… hilariousHerald Sun

★★★★★ ‘Comedy provocateurTheMusic.com.au

★★★★★ ‘Hilarious… Sloss is a festival highlight. See him!The Age

Sloss is at the top of his game… exciting and powerful… Challenging and controversial… a master craftsman and a truly edgy stand-up star with his finger very much on the pulse… Brilliant!’
Time Out