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2027 WeGotTickets Musical Comedy Awards Final

2027 WeGotTickets Musical Comedy Awards Final

📅sábado, 17 de abril de 2027 · 7:30 p.m.
🎟️Desde GBP 24.80
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Hosted by Katie Norris and headlined by Jay Foreman - Now in its 19th year, the WeGotTickets Musical Comedy Awards is the UK's premier showcase for emerging musical comedy talent.Past finalists and winners include Abandoman, Rachel Parris, Adam Kay, Mae Martin, Jay Foreman and Jazz Emu.Join acclaimed host Katie Norris, special guest Jay Foreman and ten exceptional finalists as they compete to become the 2027 Musical Comedy Awards champion, and discover the next generation of musical comedy stars.The full finalist line-up will be revealed next year, but the road to the Grand Final starts much sooner. Tickets for the 2027 heats go on sale in October. Sign up to the Musical Comedy Award's mailing list at musicalcomedyawards.com to receive the latest updates and news for the 2027 MCA.Hosted by Katie Norris!Since winning the 2023 MCA she has gone from strength to strength and her Edinburgh show was nominated for Best Show.“What an intense, unpredictable and hilarious show this is…brought to exhilarating life by a sensational performance that it takes on an epic life”★★★★ “What an intense, unpredictable and hilarious show this is…brought to exhilarating life by a sensational performance that it takes on an epic life” - Steve Bennett, Chortle★★★★ “Wonderfully batty and unapologetic… A solo debut to cherish” - The GuardianHeadlined by JayForeman!Jay Foreman is an award-winning British musical comedian, songwriter and creator. Winner of Best Newcomer at the inaugural 2009 Musical Comedy Awards, he has become one of the UK's most original and distinctive comedy voices. Through hit YouTube series including Map Men, Unfinished London and Politics Unboringed, he has amassed an audience of nearly two million subscribers with his unique blend of razor-sharp songs, meticulous research and delightfully absurd humour."Sharp and sophisticated... classy and funny." - Steve Bennett, Chortle"Reminiscent of Roald Dahl." - Broadway Baby