Jimeoin
Jimeoin at The Marina Theatre Lowestoft
Coming soon...
Tickets go on sale Friday 29 May 2026 at 10:00 am
About the show
A not-to-be-missed, hilarious evening with a genuine stand-up comedy legend who is globally hailed as one of live comedy’s masters – we are absolutely delighted to welcome our favourite Irishman from Australia to Key Theatre, Peterborough with his sublimely funny new tour ‘Jimeoin – Ballyhoo!’
Jimeoin’s cheeky no-gimmicks sense of humour, superb material and broad appeal keeps audiences in stitches across the globe. You might be one of the hundreds of millions of fans who have viewed his online comedy clips, or perhaps you’ve seen his laugh-out-loud TV appearances on ‘Live at the Apollo’ or ‘The Royal Variety Performance’… but NOTHING beats seeing this observational joke-maestro on fire and in his element – live-on-stage!
For a guaranteed fun-packed night out of great craic and great jokes we recommend you book early!
Featuring - Jimeoin
Having left his native Northern Irish town of Portstewart and settling in Australia over a decade ago, Jimeoin's disarmingly relaxed, cheeky and sometimes surreal sense of humour has led to him performing sell-out tours to record-breaking audiences across the length and breadth of his adopted homeland. Admired and loved by audiences on both sides of the globe for his brilliant wit and razor-sharp take on the absurdities of every day life, Jimeoin's career keeps going from strength to strength. Do not miss an opportunity to see this man perform live.
‘Classic nonsense... stand-up comedy at its best’ (The Scotsman)
'Inspired... comedy so deceptively bright it almost blinds you... not so much stand-up comedian, more stand-up David Attenborough... this is comedy of the highest order’
(London Evening Standard)
'A series of hilarious, often surrealistic climaxes. this is the comedy of one who truly perceives human behaviour, breaks it up and puts it all together again in all its ridiculousness, to leave you with your eyes streaming... comic genius’
(Edinburgh Evening News)
'Hilarious... It gets no better than this... Brilliant!' (Time Out)
'Comedy of the highest order... Inspired ramblings' (The Independent).
