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Children under 12 will not be admitted.
Performance dates
12 - 17 August 2021
Run time 1hr 10min (no interval)
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Adam Kay: This is Going to Hurt at the Garrick Theatre for a strictly limited run!
British comedy writer, actor and comedian Adam Kay returns to London yet again! His hilarious, best-selling show, This is Going to Hurt (Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor) returns following overwhelming ticket demand at the Garrick Theatre and sell-out shows at both here and 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. This limited run from 12 to 17 August will sell fast so be sure to book your Adam Kay tickets ASAP!
What to expect from Adam Kay: This is Going to Hurt (Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor)?
The comedic show is based on Adam Kay's Sunday Times bestselling book of the same name. As an outsider looking in, you'll learn everything you need to know and more about the NHS junior doctor's many experiences, trials, and tribulations, all of which he recorded in his diary during his time at the NHS. Adam Kay: This is Going to Hurt is a highly entertaining hour of fun that features hilarious wordplay, funny songs, and squeamish hospital horror stories that will make you both squirm in your seat and laugh yourself silly. The show has received a fleet of five-star reviews from both critics and audiences alike and stands by the old saying that 'laughter is the best medicine.'
Is This is Going to Hurt at the Garrick COVID secure?
Yes, This is Going to Hurt will reopen at the Garrick Theatre with numerous safety measures. The Garrick Theatre, like all NIMAX Theatres, is a COVID secure venue. The theatre operates strictly under the government COVID-19 guidelines. To minimise contact all ticketing will be contactless (e-tickets or print at home), traffic patterns will be regulated and audience members are encouraged to pre-order their interval drinks and snacks.
Who is Adam Kay?
Adam Kay is a former NHS junior doctor and an award-winning comedian and author. Having crossed over into the entertainment industry, he has worked on such TV series as Mitchell & Webb, Mrs. Brown's Boys, and Blind Date. The doctor has also made appearances on screen as a panellist for 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Newsnight and more. So far, Adam has enjoyed 6 years of sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with no signs of losing momentum any time soon. His accompanying book, which will likely be available for purchase and autograph after the performance, is being turned into an eight-part BBC comedy series.
Book Adam Kay: This is Going to Hurt tickets in London now and avoid disappointment!
Take a rare glimpse into the cases of a former junior doctor at the NHS with tickets for This is Going to Hurt! Book your tickets early and secure the best seats and prices to Adam Kay live on stage at London's Garrick Theatre.
Special notes
PLEASE NOTE: This venue is COVID SECURE. Contactless ticketing only. Venues will be cleaned and disinfected regularly. There will be one-way traffic. All staff and audience members are asked to wear masks at all times. Please note: E-Tickets will be given. Online Venue Check-In: You will be contacted by the venue 48 hours before the performance with instructions on how to check-in and retrieve your e-ticket. Please note this theatre now sells to full capacity.
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Adam Kay: This Is Going to Hurt extends its West End autumn run
Backed by overwhelming ticket demand, Adam Kay's hit stage show This is Going To Hurt based on his book of the same name has now extended its West End run with tickets for the newly added performances on sale as of today. The COVID-secure production is currently showing at the Apollo Theatre in London and has been met with overwhelmingly positive reviews from critics and audiences alike.
27 Oct, 2020 | By Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels