One of Birmingham’s best loved, enduring and most acclaimed entertainers, Malcolm Stent has an unashamed pride and passion for his native city. In his show, Go and Play Up Your Own End, he aims to delight and entertain you with his humorous take on life in general. There’s plenty of jokes and anecdotal fun with his memories and nostalgic reminiscences of his youth and tales of life in the back streets of Birmingham, with the odd song or two thrown in for good measure.

Malcolm had the audience in stitches with his tales of growing up in the 50s and 60s,

Times and places may have changed, but that Brummie spirit, allied to its’ unique brand of humour, survives intact.

When was the last time you laughed so loud and long that you ached the next morning? Mine was last time I saw Malc Stent. Never offensive, never blue. Always a scream.

Go and Play Up Your Own End is a great show of nostalgia, music and laughter

Sunday with Stent was po-faced pulverisation; a blithe, pseudo-bewildered battering of the risibilities that took no prisoners. If you were there you laughed without the option….
It was mirth without mercy

Stand up comedy just like it used to be from one of Birmingham’s top comedians