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Wed 26 May 2027

Mark Steel: What the F*** Is Going On?

at Jersey Opera House

Mark Steel: What The F*** Is Going On?

The BBC Radio 4 comedian turns his plain-speaking explanations to the state of the world in a brand-new stand-up show for ages 14 and over.

In his hit BBC Radio 4 show 'Mark Steel's In Town', Mark Steel tries to explain simply and plainly how each town works. In this brand-new show he does the same, but for the state of the world.

He will be calmly and gently yelling in exasperation at the crazy fruitbat bonkers eruptions of infuriating insanity that blast in every direction at us all, so that by the end of the show it all makes sense and the audience can relax in a dreamy sense of well-being and never be bothered by anything ever again.

The show is strictly 14+, as it is likely to contain swearing and adult content. Children under 14 will not be permitted to enter.

Filming and photography are strictly not permitted.

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