Joe and his wife are having a baby. He's autistic so statistically it's quite likely the baby will be too. In this new show, critically acclaimed comedian Joe Wells explores fatherhood through the lense of neurodiversity. Plus, there’s a really good joke about a parrot. As seen on: Rosie Jones’ Disability Comedy Extravaganza, BBC Two’s Ouch Storytelling Live and Channel 4’s Jokes Only a Neurodivergent Can Tell. 'Some of the most surprising and thought-provoking material coming from any comedian' (Guardian). Over 20 million online views.
Reviews
★★★★ - Chortle.co.uk
★★★★ - BroadwayBaby.com
★★★★★ - NeurodiverseReview.co.uk
The follow up to the critically acclaimed, I Am Autistic (available now on YouTube), this is a stand-up show about representation, role models and the fight for autistic rights.
NOTE: There is no unwanted audience interaction in this show.
Accessibilty
- Audience members can use phones during the show (as long as they don’t record the performance).
- Audience members are allowed to step outside during the show for any reason.
- Audience members are allowed to stim (move about) during the show.
- There is no unwanted audience interaction in this show.
- The show does not have any flashing lights but there are some loud noises.
- There are very small amounts of visual humour in the show (written text and pictures on a screen). If you attend with someone who is visually impaired, then you are welcome to explain those elements of the show.
- The show is an adult stand up show with swearing and inappropriate jokes, this is not a relaxed performance for children.
