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Romesh Ranganathan: Hustle

After a sell-out tour in 2022, Romesh is back with a brand-new show examining the human condition... are people inherently good? Is charity always a positive thing? Is hustling the key to success? Or is all this a load of rubbish we've made up to keep people working hard for no reason.

Join Romesh as he examines all of these issues and more while providing no real answers.

Best known for The Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan, The Ranganation, Rob & Romesh Vs, A League Of Their Own, Avoidance, Romantic Getaway, host of Weakest Link and his own BBC Sounds and Radio 2 show For The Love Of Hip Hop.

'A masterclass in spinning life’s frustrations into comedy gold '️️️️ (Evening Standard)

‘..deceptively sharp and utterly disarming' ️️️️ (The Times)

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Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer Nominee 2013.After a sell-out tour in 2022, Romesh is back with a brand-new show examining the human condition. Are people inherently good? Is charity always a positive thing? Is hustling the key to success? Or is all this a load of rubbish we’ve made up to keep people working hard for no reason? Join Romesh as he examines all of these issues and more, while providing no real answers.

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Romesh Ranganathan is back on tour with a brand-new show called 'Hustle'. Here's what you need to know about the tour from dates and venues to how to get tickets.

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After a sell-out tour in 2019 - 2022, Romesh Ranganathan is hitting the road again with a new show, 'Hustle' – examining the human condition, in which he'll be addressing questions like 'are people inherently good?', 'Is charity always a positive thing?', 'Is hustling the key to success? Or is all this a load of rubbish we've made up to keep people working hard for no reason?'

Romesh will be examining all these issues while providing no real answers of course.

The comedian hits the road in January, taking the show from Edinburgh Playhouse to Manchester AO Arena.

Here's the info you need from dates and venues to getting tickets...

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Venues and dates for Romesh Ranganathan's 2024 tour

Saturday 20 January Lincoln, Engine Shed

Sunday 21 January Lincoln, Engine Shed

Thursday 25 January Basingstoke, The Anvil

Friday 26 January Cheltenham, Town Hall

Saturday 27 January Cheltenham, Town Hall

Sunday 28 January Basingstoke, The Anvil

Thursday 1 February Reading, The Hexagon

Friday 2 February Reading, The Hexagon

Saturday 3 February Northampton, Royal & Derngate

Sunday 4 February Woking, New Victoria Theatre

Wednesday 7 February Leicester, De Montfort Hall

Thursday 8 February Leicester, De Montfort Hall

Friday 9 February Portsmouth, Kings Theatre

Saturday 10 February Portsmouth, Kings Theatre

Sunday 11 February Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Monday 12 February Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Tuesday 13 February Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Wednesday 14 February Oxford, New Theatre

Thursday 15 February Oxford, New Theatre

Friday 16 February Ipswich, Regent Theatre

Saturday 17 February Ipswich, Regent Theatre

Sunday 18 February Southampton, Mayflower Theatre

Wednesday 21 February Milton Keynes, Theatre

Thursday 22 February Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre

Friday 23 February Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre

Saturday 24 February Milton Keynes, Theatre

Saturday 2 March, Cambridge, Corn Exchange

Thursday 7 March, Stockton, The Globe Theatre

Friday 8 March, Newcastle Upon Tyne, 02 City Hall

Saturday 9 March, Stockton, Globe Theatre

Sunday 10 March, Newcastle Upon Tyne, 02 City Hall

Thursday 14 March, Douglas, Villa Marina

Monday 18 March, Norwich, Theatre Royal

Tuesday 19 March, Norwich, Theatre Royal

Thursday 21 March, Swansea, Arena

Friday 22 March, Bristol, Beacon

Friday 5 April, Glasgow, King’s Theatre

Saturday 6 April, Glasgow, King’s Theatre

Wednesday 10 April, Liverpool, Empire

Thursday 11 April, Liverpool, Empire

Friday 12 April, Sheffield, City Hall

Saturday 13 April, Sheffield, City Hall

Thursday 18 April, Brighton, Dome

Friday 19 April, Brighton, Dome

Saturday 20 April, Brighton, Dome

Thursday 25 April, Brighton, Dome

Friday 26 April, Brighton, Dome

Saturday 27 April, Brighton, Dome

Saturday 28 April, Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Monday 29 April, Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Thursday 2 May, Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre

Friday 3 May, Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre

Saturday 4 May, Belfast, Grand Opera House

Wednesday 8 May, Plymouth, Pavilions

Thursday 9 May, Bournemouth, Windsor Hall

Friday 10 May, Bournemouth, Windsor Hall

Saturday 11 May, Bouremouth, Windsor Hall

Tuesday 14 May, Aberdeen, Music Hall

Wednesday 15 May, Aberdeen, Music Hall

Thursday 16 May, Edinburgh, Playhouse

Friday 17 May, Edinburgh, Playhouse

Wednesday 22 May, Eastbourne, Congress

Thursday 23 May, Eastbourne, Congress

Friday 24 May, London, The 02

Saturday 25 May, London, The 02

Tuesday 28 May, Cardiff, International Centre

Wednesday 29 May, Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena

Thursday 30 May, Birmingham, Utilita Arena

Friday 31 May, Birmingham, Utilita Arena

Saturday 1 June, Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena

Wednesday 5 June, Hull, Bonus Arena

Thursday 6 June, Hull, Bonus Arena

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Deadpan and often self-deprecating Sri Lankan-British stand-up comedian Romesh Ranganathan is famous for his frequent appearances on  A League of Their Own ,  The Apprentice: You're Fired! , Play to the Whistle , Mock the Week and The Museum of Curiosity , as well as hosting the revival of The Weakest Link, and starring in his own programmes Judge Romesh ,  The Ranganation , and  The Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan.

Before beginning his comedy career, the Crawley-born TV star taught math and performed a freestyle rap act under the stage name of Ranga.

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The incredibly funny tongue-in-cheek comedian from Crawley

Known for his trademark cynicism, Romesh Ranganathan is one of the UK’s most popular TV presenters and comics. He was born in West Sussex in 1978 as Jonathan Romesh Ranganathan and took an unusual route to stardom – via rapping and teaching.

After delivering his first ever stand-up set at the age of nine at a holiday camp talent competition, Ranganthan spent his teen years focused on becoming a hip hop artist with the moniker “Ranga”. Ultimately, he became a maths teacher and worked for many years at a school in Crawley, where he met his wife Leesa, who taught drama. They married in 2009 and around that time, Ranganathan found his way back to comedy by doing gigs in pubs as a hobby.

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Tour dates 2024

At 19 venues:

AO Arena, Manchester

£25–£40 / 0844 847 8000

Bournemouth International Centre

£30 / 0300 500 0595

Brighton Dome

£32.50 / 01273 709709

Cliffs Pavilion, Southend-on-Sea

£31.50 / 01702 351135

Congress Theatre, Eastbourne

£32 / 01323 412000

Connexin Live, Hull

Prices to be confirmed

The Edinburgh Playhouse

£35.65–£80.65 / 0844 871 3014

First Direct Arena, Leeds

£25–£40 / 0844 248 1585

indigo at The O2, London SE10

Prices to be confirmed / 0871 220 0260

King's Theatre, Glasgow

£35.18 / 0333 009 6690

Liverpool Empire Theatre

Motorpoint arena nottingham.

£25–£40 / 0843 373 3000

Music Hall, Aberdeen

£34 / 01224 641122

The O2 Arena, London SE10

Sold out / 0844 856 0202

Olympia Theatre, Dublin

Plymouth pavilions.

£30 / 03337 727727

Sheffield City Hall

£30 / 0114 2 789 789

Utilita Arena, Cardiff

Utilita arena, birmingham.

£30–£40 / 0871 945 6000

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After a sell-out tour in 2022, Romesh is back with a brand new show examining the human condition. Are people inherently good? Is charity always a positive thing? Is hustling the key to success? Or is all this a load of rubbish we've made up to keep people working hard for no reason? Join Romesh as he exaines all of these issues and more, while providing no real answers.

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Last Updated: 26th September 2022

Romesh Ranganathan is a British stand-up comedian, presenter and actor of Sri Lankan descent. He was nominated for Best Newcomer at the 2013 Edinburgh Comedy Awards. He has also made numerous appearances on television comedy panel shows, and in 2016 he co-presented It's Not Rocket Science on ITV, alongside Rachel Riley and Ben Miller. He is known for his deadpan and often self-deprecating comedy.

Formerly, he was a regular panellist on The Apprentice: You're Fired!, Play to the Whistle, and The Museum of Curiosity. In 2016, he completed his first major tour, Irrational Live, in which he performed in large venues such as the Hammersmith Apollo. Ranganathan also joined A League of Their Own as a regular panellist in 2018, replacing Jack Whitehall. He has presented comedy programmes Judge Romesh and The Ranganation. His autobiography is entitled Straight Outta Crawley.

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Hustle 2024 tour.

• Date 24 May - 25 May 2024
• Venue The O2 arena
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Romesh Ranganathan is back with a brand-new show ‘Hustle’, which is coming to The O2 on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 May 2024.

After a sell-out tour in 2022, Romesh is back with a brand-new show examining the human condition. Are people inherently good? Is charity always a positive thing? Is hustling the key to success? Or is all this a load of rubbish we've made up to keep people working hard for no reason? Join Romesh as he examines all of these issues and more, while providing no real answers.

Romesh is best known for The Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan, The Ranganation, Rob & Romesh Vs, A League of Their Own, Avoidance, Romantic Getaway, host of The Weakest Link and his own BBC Sounds and Radio 2 show For The Love of Hip Hop.

Join Romesh for The After Party ft. Special Guests at indigo at The O2 on Friday 24 May 2024 straight after the show at The O2 arena. More info and tickets  here .

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Romesh Ranganathan and Natasia Demetriou cast in 1984

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Romesh Ranganathan and Natasia Demetriou have been cast in a new audio adaptation of George Orwell’s 1984.

The pair play Mr and Mrs Parsons, neighbours of the dystopian novel’s protagonist Winston Smith. Smith despises Parsons, who is also his co-worker at the Ministry of Truth, for his unquestioning acceptance of everything the Party tells him.

Andrew Garfield leads the cast as  as Winston in the adaptation made for Audible, with Cynthia Erivo as Julia, his lover and another colleague at the Ministry. Tom Hardy voices the infamous Big Brother.

The cast also features Chukwudi Iwuji as Charrington, Francesca Mills as Syme, Katie Leung as Ling, Alex Lawther as Ampleforth alongside a full ensemble.

Garfield said: ‘I’m very grateful to Audible to be a part of this new incarnation of Orwell’s radical, political classic, 1984. A classic that, disappointingly, humanity seems to need to be constantly engaged with. To keep ourselves awake and remembering that we each have a soul. 

‘And that that soul is full of beauty and value. And how vital it is for each of us to resist the forces that wish to subdue and strangle that collective soul. 

‘The cast and crew is clearly the best of the best of British and Irish talent. It was truly a joy to tell this story for an audience hungry for their own liberation.’

The adaptation has been officially authorised and endorsed by the Orwell Estate with Richard Blair, George Orwell’s son, calling it ‘sensational’ with a ‘brilliant cast’

George Orwell’s 1984, an Audible Original, releases globally today, exactly 40 years after the date of Winston’s first diary entry.

It is available to Audible members at audible.co.uk/1984 .

Published: 4 Apr 2024

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Romesh will be starring in the new series of Avoidance which returns to BBC One for a second series on the 5th April.

Romesh returns as conflict-avoiding, Jonathan, who is determined to reinvent himself following the break up with his partner Clare (played by Jessica Knappett).

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Created by Romesh Ranganathan and Benjamin Green, who also directs. The series is written by Romesh Ranganathan, Benjamin Green and Jessica Knappett. 

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Listen to audio teasers from George Orwell’s 1984

Audible’s adaptation of Orwell’s classic captures all of the intensity and human drama of the novel in an immersive new format. Hear clips from the A-list cast below, and explore our series of articles about 1984’s insights for life in 2024

Listen to them being listened to. The hushed tones and the panic in their voices. The horror and forced joyfulness. The performative devotion to Big Brother. Audible’s all-star dramatisation of George Orwell’s 1984 takes one of the most vivid fictional nightmares of our age and turns it into something uniquely evocative.

Here are some clips from the new audio production, featuring a star-studded ensemble cast that includes Andrew Garfield, Cynthia Erivo, Andrew Scott and Tom Hardy. As you listen to them, you’ll likely be struck by the similarities between the world that Orwell imagined and the world we live in today. So beneath the audio clips, we introduce a special series of articles exploring the insights that 1984 holds for life in 2024.

“You might rectify history in the Records Department”

The ministry of truth – a clip from audible's new dramatisation.

Sorry your browser does not support audio - but you can download here and listen $https://uploads.guim.co.uk/2024/03/12/audible_4.mp3

Take a tour of the Ministry of Truth, 1984’s vast disinformation factory that evokes today’s fake news operations – complete with content-generating machines that foreshadow AI content.

Voices: Andrew Garfield (Winston Smith), Ensemble (Various)

“I’ve been hoping for an opportunity to talk to you”

Meeting o'brien – a clip from audible's new dramatisation.

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This introduction to Party official O’Brien, played by Andrew Scott, is so bone-chillingly ominous it’s like listening to a serpent. Is it a friendly overture or a trap?

Voices: Andrew Garfield (Winston ), Andrew Scott (O’Brien)

“A deliberate drowning of consciousness”

War is peace – a clip from audible's new dramatisation.

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During the Two Minutes Hate – 1984’s ritualised outpouring of rage – Winston shows us just how captivating hatred can be. Likewise, it’s hard not to be captivated by the soothing voices of Big Brother, played by Tom Hardy, and O’Brien, played by Andrew Scott.

Voices: Andrew Garfield (Winston ), Tom Hardy (Big Brother), Andrew Scott (O’Brien), Francesca Mills (Syme), Romesh Ranganathan (Parsons), Cynthia Erivo (Julia )

“It’s a beautiful thing, the destruction of words”

Newspeak dictionary – a clip from audible's new dramatisation.

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In the canteen at the Ministry of Truth, Winston listens to an overzealous colleague explain how Newspeak, the Party’s officially condensed vocabulary, is designed to limit people’s capacity for thinking.

Voices: Andrew Garfield (Winston ), Francesca Mills (Syme), Romesh Ranganathan (Parsons)

“Comrades, raise your victory gins. A toast to Big Brother”

Hidden danger – a clip from audible's new dramatisation.

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The ensemble cast duly performs enforced joyfulness after hearing that rations will be raised. Andrew Garfield captures how Winston just can’t pull off the pretence – and all the danger that that entails.

Voices: Andrew Garfield (Winston ), Francesca Mills (Syme), Romesh Ranganathan (Parsons), Cynthia Erivo (Julia ), Yasmin Mwanza (Party Announcer)

“Everyone changes during the hate”

The dark haired girl – a clip from audible's new dramatisation.

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The Party members psych themselves up for the Two Minutes Hate. By stoking hatred of enemies and traitors, the Party pacifies and controls people.

Voices: Andrew Garfield (Winston ), Cynthia Erivo (Julia ), Katie Leung (Ling), Alex Lawther (Ampleforth)

How the hellscape fits together

Introducing a series of articles about why we need Orwell’s classic more than ever

1984 as you have never experienced it before. If only that sentence was just a slogan. Or a sales pitch. Just a tagline for a haunting new dramatisation of our era’s defining work of fiction.

And if only 1984 was merely that – just a work of fiction and not some mystical post-truth prophecy. If only each generation didn’t have to experience a whole new aspect of the hellscape George Orwell foresaw.

Today, it’s the turn of the content-generating machines housed inside 1984’s Ministry of Truth. Their output of automatically-generated songs, novels and pornography is a logical extension of the Ministry’s vast apparatus for churning out fake news.

But whether it’s machine-generated content or the two-way telescreens that snoop on their audience, the prescience of 1984 is only part of the story. As well as being a crystal ball, 1984 is also a map. And not some surveillance-era satnav or geolocation tracker app, but the kind of map that shows you how the whole hellscape fits together.

The content-generating machines in the Ministry of Truth might seem spot-on in today’s world of deepfakes and generative AI, but their role in the bigger scheme of things is even more revealing. When the Party needs a fresh public frenzy of “fear, hatred and lunatic credulity”, the machines generate new baddies in old stories at pace and scale.

They are hate-generating machines, and they work in unison with other elements and concepts in 1984, such as the Thought Police, the censorship and mass surveillance, the unpersoning, the shrinking of language, the stirring up of nationalism as a means of control, and the “doublethink” that destabilises the whole notion of truth.

1984 gives us a more intuitive feel for how all these different elements are interdependent, as if designed to operate in service of each other. It can thereby give us a better feel for how the different parts of our own dystopia might interrelate – how to better navigate the fake news and disinformation, the jargon, the hate-stoking, and our own cognitive biases.

In the following articles, we look at how 1984 can give us a more instinctive grasp of the wider mechanics and post-truth machinations at play today:

Ignorance ain’t strength: what 1984 tells us about fake news – and how to resist it .

Surveillance states: has living under watch changed the way we act, speak and think?

At war with ourselves: 1984 and the struggle against our digital demons .

Trolling and digital pile-ons: have we created our own version of 1984’s Two Minutes Hate?

Disruptive thought leadership: how to decode Orwellian newspeak in 2024 .

Coming soon: Sonic immersion: rock star Matthew Bellamy and composer Ilan Eshkeri on their score and soundscape for the new dramatisation.

Coming soon: ‘Love is dangerous’: what 1984 can teach us about sex, pain and fear.

Are you a blagger or in the Brotherhood? Take our quiz to test your knowledge of Orwell’s dystopian classic .

From Hollywood to your headphones: meet the star-studded cast of Audible’s new dramatisation .

Audible’s new dramatisation of George Orwell’s classic tale stars Andrew Garfield, Cynthia Erivo, Andrew Scott and Tom Hardy, with an original score by Matthew Bellamy and Ilan Eshkeri. Listen now . Subscription required. See audible.co.uk for terms.

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