If you like stand up comedy why not join Vas and I at the Kenton Theatre Henley https://kentontheatre.co.uk/ on Saturday 28 May at 7.30 pm. Tickets cost £19: Concessions £17 and can be bought direct from the Box Office Tel: 01491 525050 preferably or online. Please make your own bookings.

Vas and I will be in the bar at the Catherine Wheel in Hart Street from 6.30pm for anyone who would like to join us for a pre-theatre drink or coffee. The King’s Road car park is closest to the theatre. If travelling by train Henley is on a branch line and you will need to make connections at Twyford GWR.

About the show…

Josh Berry is a stand-up comedian, producer, writer and satirist best known for his online comedy content which has hundreds of millions of views.

Josh Berry will mock people who went to slightly more prestigious private schools than him and whinge about his career for the best part of forty minutes. Josh will also probably do some impressions in this time even though he pretends to be artistically above all that stuff now.

‘Josh Berry? Fair play man, fair play’, James Acaster.

‘Highly amusing’, Gyles Brandreth.

‘Absolutely superb’, Jon Culshaw.

‘Truly excellent work’, Omid Djalili.

‘A remarkable new talent’,

Rafe Hubris (BA, OXON) is, by his own admission, ‘the most promising 25 year old special advisor (SPAD) to the Conservative party and definitely the most classic’. Watch this supremely confident Eton and Oxford alumnus tell the story of the pandemic which he helped the government organise ‘vary vary wall’, all whilst ‘un peu coké’. The show will be divided between Rafe’s ‘absolutely classic’ anecdotes about his time in government and his answers to your submitted questions. Rafe has also promised to secure all those who buy a ticket with a tasty PPE contract (PPE is incidentally what Rafe studied at Oxford University when he was a student there getting a degree from Oxford).

‘Enjoyable’, Dominic Maxwell, The Times.

‘Brilliant’, Owen Jones.