Larry Dean: Hellbent

Soho Theatre Walthamstow, London.

Larry Dean: Hellbent

This event is for 16 and over - No refunds will be issued for under 16s.

Ticket type Cost (face value)? Quantity Seat location
SEATS £27.30 (£23.00)

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Recently married, emotionally feral.

The Gallus Glaswegian Goon returns with a riotous show about refusing to grow up.

As seen on SNL, Live at the Apollo, QI and The Royal Variety Performance.

 ★★★★Telegraph  ★★★★★Broadway World  ★★★★★Herald

 

LARRY DEAN: HELLBENT

Edinburgh Fringe Reviews/Press

 

 

★★★★

“just one of those comics who you can’t help but like, one of the best in the business”

Entertainment Now

 

★★★★★

"Nowhere else at this Fringe has the outrageous and romantic been balanced so well"

The Student

 

★★★★.5 (4.5)

“The show is tight, the pace impeccable, the material well crafted and extremely funny. Larry Dean is a star and will be for a long, long time.”

one4review

 

★★★★

"Dean’s at the top of his game. He’s a magnetic, super likeable performer"

Fest

 

★★★★

"a hugely satisfying, propulsive hour of stand-up”

The Times

 

★★★★

"packed with gags... another brilliant hour from an incredibly skilled comic"

Broadway World

 

★★★★

“wields his phenomenal skill with accents, his jaunty angular poses and his stern gazes to create some big laughs”

The Phoenix Remix

 

★★★★

“It's an impressive hour"

Fringe Monkey

 

★★★★

"Hellbent is a solid hour of comedy from a performer who knows exactly how to entertain a room"

Edinburgh Reviews

 

 

★★★★

"Larry Dean at his most chaotic and sentimental show yet"

A Youngish Perspective

 

★★★★

"rambunctious fun"

Comic's Comic

 

★★★★

"a hugely enjoyable hour of comedy from a performer who seems very at home on a stage"

The Herald

 

★★★★

"The delivery is high energy from the word go and he doesn’t miss a beat"

Scottish Field

 

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