Budapest English Comedy Night, The Barossa Tavern, 23 September
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- 23 Sep 2021 4:22 PM
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Jack Holmes is a British-born comedian based in Central Europe. Known for his high-energy performances, Holmes leaves audiences in fits of laughter wherever he goes.
His jokes walk a delicate line between anger and absurdity, whilst tackling self-depreciation and cross-cultural observations to hilarious and heart-warming effect.
His new touring show, Emotional Distancing, is a relatable deep-dive into the healing process the world currently finds itself in. A first-hand look at adult relationships, travel, identity, aging and the struggle to become a better person.
Holmes has developed a reputation as one of the hardest working comedians in Europe, often performing upwards of 200 shows a year.
He's made appearances at major festivals (Sziget Fest, Utrecht International Comedy Festival and Panč), as well as opening for multiple household name comedians. With countless sold-out shows across multiple continents, Jack Holmes has firmly cemented himself as a name to watch in the European Comedy circuit.
His jokes walk a delicate line between anger and absurdity, whilst tackling self-depreciation and cross-cultural observations to hilarious and heart-warming effect.
His new touring show, Emotional Distancing, is a relatable deep-dive into the healing process the world currently finds itself in. A first-hand look at adult relationships, travel, identity, aging and the struggle to become a better person.
Holmes has developed a reputation as one of the hardest working comedians in Europe, often performing upwards of 200 shows a year.
He's made appearances at major festivals (Sziget Fest, Utrecht International Comedy Festival and Panč), as well as opening for multiple household name comedians. With countless sold-out shows across multiple continents, Jack Holmes has firmly cemented himself as a name to watch in the European Comedy circuit.
Place: The Barossa Tavern Budapest
Address: 1066 Budapest, Ó u. 37.
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