'UK’s angriest reporter', Jonathan Pie, returns with Sheffield City Hall show in November – How to get tickets
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The UK’s angriest news reporter returns to Sheffield City Hall in November with The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie – Here’s how you can get tickets.
Making a comeback to the Steel City with The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie, Jonathan Pie returns with a fresh production drawing on every lesson learned since creator Tom Walker first debuted the character amidst the political chaos of the mid-2010s.
It’s safe to say that since that time the political landscape on both a national and worldwide scale has shifted in a variety of dizzying, concerning, infuriating and even baffling directions, sometimes in periods less than 50-days.
So it goes without saying that it means a (pertinent and) welcome return for the foul-mouthed and highly vexed left-leaning satirist, two years after he brought Heroes & Villains live tour to the city back in 2024.
Taking place on November 4, 2026, The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie comes to Sheffield City Hall.
Book tickets to The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie from just £25.75 (plus booking fee) – Click here.
Forged amid the frustration of the Brexit era, the fictitious news correspondent catapulted to fame through his profanity-laden, relentless internet rants. Delivered in clips that were executed so authentically, millions originally believed he was a legitimate journalist.
Following sold-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe alongside international dates in Australia and America, Pie makes a welcome (or perhaps necessary?) return to dismantle whatever chaos global geopolitics hurls our way – Something that may or may not dramatically shift between now and November 4, 2026.
Having spent previous shows dissecting the ongoing slow-motion catastrophe of contemporary statecraft, he now stands confronted by an international landscape seemingly intent on surpassing his most outrageous forecasts.
Coming to terms with having voted for a Labour government he now mercilessly hates, while the far-right limbers up backstage and tech billionaires play with democracy like it's a toy, little is off the table, be it climate collapse, AI, culture wars or looming global conflicts.
Book tickets to The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie from just £25.75 (plus booking fee) – Click here.
Gig travel advice
Pre-book concert parking
Fans can pre-book parking for selected venues and nearby car parks before travelling, helping take the hassle out of finding a space on the night.
Q-Park Charles Street and Q-Park Rockingham Street offer convenient parking for visitors attending events at Sheffield City Hall, with parking spaces located within easy walking distance of the venue — Don’t forget to use promo code CITYHALL35 to receive a 35% discount.
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