Good Ship Comedy feat. Jamali Maddix

Brockwell Hall, London, SE24 9BN
Saturday 20th March 2027
Good Ship Comedy is heading to it's biggest and most spectacular venue yet. Brockwell Hall is a stunning Grade II-listed Georgian Mansion House set within the grounds of the historic Brockwell Park. And we're stuffing it full of the nations' funniest comedians.
 
JAMALI MADDIX

Star of Taskmaster, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Live at the Apollo and host of Vice's Hate Thy Neighbour, Jamali Maddix is one of the most fearless, incisive and hilarious comedians working in the UK today. Jamali’s mix of intelligent, confrontational comedy and authenticity continues to set him apart as a compelling voice on stage and screen.

Jamali came to prominence as the host of Vice’s ‘Hate Thy Neighbour’, where Jamali would travel the world meeting extremist groups to explore the roots of their ideologies. His documentary credits also include Channel 4’s ‘Adventures in Futureland’ and his latest series, ‘Follow The Leader,’ produced by Louis  Theroux’s company Mindhousem which was nominated for multiple awards. He was a regular contributor for ‘Frankie Boyle's New World Order’ and has appeared on 8  Out of  10 Cats, The Russel Howard House and QI. His podcast 'Spooky Shit' won Best Comedy Podcast at the British Podcast Awards.

“Something to offend everyone.” ★★★★ The Sunday Times

“It’s a failing of the comedy industry that there aren’t more voices like Jamali Maddix on the circuit.”
★★★★ Chortle

Plus support from Jessica Fostekew and Radu Isac


AND YOUR RESIDENT HOST:

BEN VAN DER VELDE


One of the quickest wits around and a much-loved compere, he always brings a jam-packed back of nonsense, silliness and wisecracks to every gig he hosts.

"Wonderfully improvised riffs showcasing his impressive spontaneity and sharp tongue." Edinburgh Festivals Magazine

“The perfect comedy club host – he is a master of audience interaction. The audience weren’t just warmed up, but pretty hysterical even before the first act of the night hit the stage.”  
Huffington Post
Price

Ticket price incl. booking fee
£27.10