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Jim Jefferies is touring the UK in 2023 with his new show, Give 'Em What They Want. 

Dates start in Glasgow on March 8 and includes two nights at the Eventim Apollo in London.

This Sydney native is one of the most popular and respected comedians of his generation, entertaining audiences across the globe with his provocative, belief-challenging, and thought-provoking comedy. Jim was honoured as Stand-Up Comedian of the Year at the Just for Laughs Festival in summer 2019, At the end of 2019 he started Oblivious tour in 2020 where he toured all around Europe and North America.

Jim’s ninth stand up special Intolerant came out on Netflix last year and he currently hosts his own podcast I Don’t Know About That with Jim Jefferies.

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Jim Jefferies announces UK tour dates

Give Em What They Want coming in spring 2023

Jim Jefferies is returning to the UK for a string of tour dates next year.

The Australian comedian will play Glasgow, Manchester, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Sheffield, Nottingham, London, Birmingham, Cardiff, Belfast and Dublin between March 8 and April 1.

The show is entitled Give Em What They Want and is part of a world tour that covers the Far East, North America and 19 cities on continental Europe.

Jefferies, who learned his craft on the UK comedy circuit,  has released seven stand-up specials with the latest, Intolerant, hitting Netflix in 2020. He starred in his own American sitcom, Legit, and fronted a self-titled late-night Comedy Central show in the US from 2017 to 2019.

His is about to host the Australian version of ITV game show The 1% Club, taking the role Lee Mack made his own in the UK.

Tickets for the UK and Ireland leg of the Give Em What They Want tour go on sale next Wednesday.

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Published: 15 Nov 2022

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Jim Jefferies review – filthy comic leaves a nasty stench

O2 Arena, London Glimpses of wit float to the surface in this sex-and-excrement bonanza … but are quickly flushed away by tedious misogyny

T wo trips to the O2 in 10 days: two shows wallowing in faeces. Reader, the life of the comedy reviewer is not all glamour. After Jack Whitehall , now it’s Jim Jefferies . Having made his name in the UK and in his native Australia with misogynistic “bad-boy” standup, Jefferies made his fortune in the US with the sitcom Legit and his own show on Comedy Central. Alas, success has barely improved his live act, which – while not reaching the grim depths of his earlier work – is often boorish.

This is the kind of show that elicits cheers for offending the French and suggesting that those with peanut allergies “can fuck off as well”. Jefferies’ show The Night Talker circles around a rangy anecdote about his lactose intolerance, which finds him bursting to go to the toilet while on a date with a germophobe. Tension mounts as we wait to see whether 42-year-old Jim can keep the poo in and – very important, this – get laid.

He likes sex, does Jefferies – or so he keeps telling us. He likes it so much that he suggests taking a knife to women to gouge out new holes. Like many a straight male standup, he also fantasises about being gay. “How nice would it be to be able to punch your partner?”

He’s only joking, of course. And it’s liberating, right, to be able to say those things that pesky PC and millennials (“the worst people that have ever been on our planet”) keep censuring. It certainly looks like it: the man next to me punched the air and made gunfire noises at all his favourite poo and sex remarks.

While never inspired to such revelry myself, there were moments when Jefferies raised a smile. One routine has wicked fun with Michael Jackson hiding his crimes in plain sight. A section on the movies, gender and cultural appropriation zeroes in on Hollywood double standards, before curdling into machismo. Jefferies declaims it all narrow-eyed and with a pained expression on his face, and after 90 minutes of his show, I fully empathised.

At Resorts World Arena, Birmingham, Thursday, and Manchester Arena, Friday. Then touring .

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