Reece Kidd
Stand-up comedy at The Zeeheldentheater: Irish comedian Reece Kidd, who has performed in over thirty countries and sold out the Edinburgh Fringe three years running, takes the stage in The Hague with a brand-new show.
Reece Kidd's comedy is built around the perspective of an Irishman abroad. Big, well-crafted stories, recognisable characters and the absurdity of Irish life in foreign places are at the heart of his work. Add sharp improvisation and crowd interaction that goes beyond the usual back-and-forth, and you get a show that moves fast and keeps you on your toes. Expect dark humour with a wink, he's Irish, after all. The show is performed entirely in English, with the occasional attempt at Spanish that is deliberately, spectacularly bad.
Reece Kidd in The Hague
With over 150 million views on his viral walk-and-talk videos and crowd work clips, Reece Kidd has built a global audience. He has performed in more than thirty countries and sold out the Edinburgh Fringe, the world's largest comedy festival, three years in a row. Now he brings his new show to The Zeeheldentheater in The Hague.
Who is the show for?
The show is in English and draws fans of Irish and British comedy such as Dylan Moran, Tommy Tiernan and Dara Ó Briain. If you enjoy story-driven comedy in the style of John Mulaney, Bill Burr or Jim Jefferies, this is the show for you. Expats, fans of Irish culture and anyone looking for a great night out will all feel right at home.
