
Chloe Petts ‘Call Me by My Surname’
March
18,
2027
Tickets £21.50
Doors 7.30pm, show 8pm
This show is for a seated audience
Chloe Petts, breakout star of Taskmaster S22 (Ch4) and "one of the most compelling young comics" (The Guardian), returns with a new stand-up hour of trademark critically-acclaimed cerebral laddishness. After four successful smash-hit tours, show number five examines Petts’ newfound identity as a Passenger Princess, a tricksy snake called Medusa, and the trials and tribulations of being the only sober one at a Pitbull concert. It's Petts' most honest show yet.
On television and radio, Petts has also appeared on Have I Got News For You (BBC
1), Live at the Apollo (BBC2), Bake Off: An Extra Slice (Channel 4) and has been a regular host on Sky Sports News. In terms of podcasts, Petts has appeared on Off Menu with (Ed Gamble and James Acaster), Shagged. Married. Annoyed. (Chris & Rosie Ramsey), Films to Buried With (Brett Goldstein) and co-hosted The Guilty Feminist alongside Deborah Frances-White.
1), Live at the Apollo (BBC2), Bake Off: An Extra Slice (Channel 4) and has been a regular host on Sky Sports News. In terms of podcasts, Petts has appeared on Off Menu with (Ed Gamble and James Acaster), Shagged. Married. Annoyed. (Chris & Rosie Ramsey), Films to Buried With (Brett Goldstein) and co-hosted The Guilty Feminist alongside Deborah Frances-White.
"one of the most accomplished stand-ups working in the UK today"
The Scotsman★★★★
The Scotsman★★★★
"When it comes to comedy Petts is very much Premier League."
Evening Standard ★★★★
Evening Standard ★★★★
"[Petts] holds the audience with inventive authority throughout"
The Times ★★★★
The Times ★★★★
"hilarious… this is certainly comedy that packs a punch."
TheI ★★★★★
TheI ★★★★★
"it's a hoot"
Time Out ★★★★
Time Out ★★★★
"has the audience in stitches"
Metro ★★★★
Metro ★★★★
"Petts is thriving as a front-foot stand-up"
Chortle ★★★★
Chortle ★★★★
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