Jack Dee

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Jack Dee

4 upcoming dates · 4 cities · 1 country

Jack Dee is an English stand-up comedian who began performing at open-mic nights at the Comedy Store in London in 1988 and won the British Comedy Award for Best Stage Newcomer in 1991.

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United Kingdom

Manchester

Laughterama: Jack Dee & Red Richardson

Laughterama: Jack Dee & Red Richardson

Manchester · Castlefield BowlSat, Sep 5

🎟️ From £16

London

Jack Dee & Friends - 40 Years in Comedy

Jack Dee & Friends - 40 Years in Comedy

London · The London PalladiumFri, Sep 18

Leicester

Christmas Comedy Crackers

Christmas Comedy Crackers

Leicester · De Montfort HallThu, Dec 3

Windsor

Christmas Comedy Crackers

Christmas Comedy Crackers

Windsor · Rose TheatreFri, Dec 4

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Past shows

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United Kingdom

London

ST Albans Comedy Garden: Jack Dee & Red Richardson

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ST Albans Comedy Garden: Jack Dee & Red Richardson

London · St Albans Comedy GardenFri, Jul 24

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Greenwich Comedy Garden: Jack Dee & Thanyia Moore

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Greenwich Comedy Garden: Jack Dee & Thanyia Moore

London · Old Royal Naval CollegeSat, Jul 18

About Jack Dee

He co-wrote and starred in the sitcom Lead Balloon as the perpetually irritable Rick Spleen, and hosted the sketch show The Jack Dee Show in the early 1990s. He has chaired BBC Radio 4's I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue since 2009 and won the first series of Celebrity Big Brother in 2001.

His comedy relies on a deadpan, sardonic delivery, turning marriage, family and the small irritations of everyday life into material rather than topical satire.

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