Mark Steel

The Mark Steel's in Town show, based on the Radio 4 series in which Mark writes a show centred around each town, has now been to at least 5 million places. It has a sparkling verdict on humanity that he has mocked them all and somehow is still alive.

He has stood behind a Londoner on a cliff in Dorset, who said to his wife "That lighthouse is getting on my bloody wick." He has seen rivalries such as that in Corby, when he thanked a librarian for finding me a book and she replied 'Yes, because here we're not like those miserable arses from Kettering'. He has even read a book called A History of the Railway in Didcot that starts "This book is in no way a history of the railway in Didcot."

For this show Mark has found dozens more towns to humiliate, as well as pledging to discover what makes your own town ridiculous.

There will be pictures, and ranting, some people will call things out, and you will be a far better audience than the miserable arses from down the road.

Age 16+