LEE
MACKStories, quick answers, maybe a joke or two.
On Wednesday 7 October, Lee Mack comes to Circle & Star for a one-off evening created especially for this room.
Joining him on stage are Steve Furst and a special musical guest.
All fifty-five have gone. We are not able to resell or transfer tickets — but the mailing list hears first about nights like this one.
One extraordinary guest.One very small room.
Lee Mack has spent twenty years creating some of the most watched and best-loved comedy on British television. For one night, he brings that extraordinary comic mind to fifty-five people in Hampstead.
There will be stories, conversation and the quick-fire answers for which Lee is famous. There may be a joke or two. Beyond that, the evening will find its own shape — with a little help from Steve, our musical guest and everyone in the room.
This is not part of a tour. It has been made for Circle & Star, as a benefit for the theatre, and it will happen only once.
Twenty years. Three era-defining shows.One of British comedy’s quickest minds.
Not Going Out
Created, co-written by and starring Lee, Not Going Out is the longest-running British sitcom currently on air. Its fifteenth series is on the way.
Would I Lie to You?
Lee first took his seat opposite David Mitchell in 2007. Nearly two decades later, the programme remains one of television’s great homes for stories, invention and perfectly timed disbelief.
The 1% Club
The award-winning Saturday-night quiz has become the biggest original British quiz-show launch in more than a decade — with Lee presiding over 100 contestants, £100,000 and some gloriously impossible questions.
Steve Furst
Comedian, writer, performer and Circle & Star’s artistic director. The man behind Lenny Beige — and the man usually running this room — joins Lee on stage for the night.
A special musical guest
One more name will join the bill. We’ll announce them closer to the evening.
Every seat helps write the theatre’s next chapter.
Circle & Star is an independent, fifty-five-seat theatre on Heath Street. It is a place for new work, unexpected encounters and evenings that could happen nowhere else.
Benefit nights like this one help keep the lights on, the doors open and the programme moving forward. They make space for the next performer, the next production and the next story waiting to be told.
All proceeds from this evening go to Circle & Star Theatre.
Lee Mack, up close
The speed, the stories and the split-second turns — in a room where every seat feels part of the conversation.
It happens once
One evening, created for Circle & Star. There will not be another performance to catch later.
The night lives on
Every ticket supports an independent theatre and helps make the shows that follow possible.
Circle & Star Theatre
28 Heath StreetHampsteadLondon NW3 6TE
Fifty-five seats. All good ones. Hampstead station is thirty seconds from the door.
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