Natalie Palamides’ WEER is Coming to Soho Theatre Walthamstow – 5 Reasons You Can’t Miss It

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1 year ago

Award-winning comedian and Netflix star Natalie Palamides is bringing her critically acclaimed show WEER to Soho Theatre Walthamstow from 2nd – 10th May 2025. This riotously inventive, absurdly funny, and deeply moving show will be the first-ever performance at the brand-new venue, making it a must-see event for comedy fans.

Here’s why you should grab your tickets before they’re gone:

1. WEER is a 90s Rom-Com Like You’ve Never Seen Before

Natalie Palamides isn’t just a comedian—she’s a master of immersive storytelling. In WEER, she takes the classic 90s rom-com formula and turns it on its head, placing the audience right in the middle of a chaotic yet tender love story. Expect surreal comedy, audience interaction, and moments of unexpected emotional depth.

2. It’s One of the Most Acclaimed Comedy Shows of 2024

Having premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2024, WEER has already racked up an impressive list of ★★★★★ reviews from The Telegraph, The List, Skinny, Three Weeks, and Comic’s Comic. It was also included in The Guardian, The Times, Chortle, and The Sunday Times’ top comedy shows of 2024.

3. Natalie Palamides is a Comedy Powerhouse

You might know her from her Netflix special NATE: A One Man Show or LAID on Amazon Prime. Her work explores everything from masculinity to relationships, blending humour with sharp social commentary. With awards like Best Newcomer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017) and the Total Theatre Award (2018) under her belt, she’s one of the most original voices in comedy today.

4. Soho Theatre Walthamstow is London’s New Comedy Hotspot

This performance marks the grand opening of Soho Theatre’s newest venue in Walthamstow, meaning you’ll be one of the first to experience cutting-edge comedy in this exciting new space. Located at 186 Hoe St, London E17 4QH, it’s set to become a major destination for live performance in East London.

5. Tickets Are Already in High Demand

With just seven performances (no shows on 4th & 5th May) and a history of sell-out runs, WEER is expected to sell out fast. If you want to witness one of the year’s most talked-about comedy shows in an intimate setting, book your tickets now.