Iain Lee - Imposter Syndrome

A stand-up comedy show by Iain Lee, built around a career in show business and the idea of impostor syndrome, staged at West Hampstead Arts Club in London.

Iain Lee's stand-up show Imposter Syndrome looks back over his decades in show business. According to the production's description, Lee spent much of that time doubting he deserved his success and playing down his achievements, and the show asks whether he now feels differently about his own work. It is his first tour, and the material is built around his own memories and anecdotes.

Much of the evening is made up of clips from his career. These include his work on The 11 O'Clock Show, the moment he tricked Kate Garroway on Good Morning Britain, and Bob Mortimer's prank calls to his radio show. Lee also talks about his memories of Ricky Gervais and Sacha Baron Cohen, his fondness for Ghostbusters 2, and an episode in which he was trapped down a well. Nostalgia for Minty Biscuit and the question of whether Geoff from Barton could drive also feature.

Lee won the reality series I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here and has long worked in radio and television. The performance takes place at West Hampstead Arts Club, a London venue that hosts concerts and shows.