Ted Hill: 110% Weird

Ted Hill's 110% Weird is a stand-up comedy show that asks whether a comic should blend in or stay true to their own strangeness. Ted weaves together multimedia, over-engineered gadgets and a long digression on birds of prey, with PowerPoint-driven comedy at its centre. The tone is high-energy, with fast jokes, ridiculous visual effects and comic graphs.

Ted reached the finals of Britain's Got Talent and now recreates the set Ted would have performed for the sovereign at the Royal Variety Performance, reworked alongside the slide-based comedy. Having come to understand the reasons for being different, including autism, Ted now faces a new question: what kind of weird to be. The show is a deliberately silly slideshow that moves between self-deprecating reflection and absurd visual gags.

The show takes place at the Glee Club, a venue in Birmingham that hosts concerts and shows across the year. It will suit those who enjoy visual, fast-paced stand-up with a strong sense of the absurd.