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Mark Thomas: 40 In Stand-Up Years

Gulbenkian Theatre in Canterburymer. 4 nov. 2026 · 19:30

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Mark Thomas: 40 In Stand-Up Years is a Arts & Theatre / Comedy / Comedy event at Gulbenkian Theatre in Canterbury.

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Mark Thomas brings his milestone tour to Canterbury, celebrating four decades of politically charged stand-up. Known for his sharp wit and anarchic stunts, Thomas rose to fame on Channel 4's *The Mark Thomas Comedy Product*, where he turned comedy into investigative activism—once forcing a change in inheritance tax law after targeting a Conservative MP's dubious tax relief claim.

Expect an evening of incisive storytelling and audience interaction, blending personal anecdotes with his trademark blend of satire and social commentary. Thomas's career has spanned radio, TV, and live stages, from *The Mary Whitehouse Experience* to founding the Cutting Edge show at the London Comedy Store.

This show offers a rare chance to see a comedian who has spent 40 years holding power to account, all while keeping audiences laughing.

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  • Arrive early for best seats; the venue may have limited capacity.
  • Check venue website for accessibility and parking details.
  • No recording devices allowed during the performance.

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What is the show about?

A retrospective of Mark Thomas's 40-year career in stand-up comedy, featuring his trademark political satire and storytelling.

Is the show suitable for children?

The content is adult-oriented with strong political themes and language.

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Mark Thomas

Mark Clifford Thomas is an English comedian, best known for the political stunts that he performs on his show, The Mark Thomas Comedy Product on Channel 4.Plus

Thomas first became known as a guest comic on the BBC Radio 1 comedy show The Mary Whitehouse Experience first broadcast in March 1989.

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