Nish Kumar

It's an incredible show.

I saw it in Edinburgh last year.

It's so funny.

And just as a show, it has so many different types of comedy.

It's very verbal, but then at points there's kind of physical and clowning elements to it.

And it's, yeah, it's a really extraordinary bit of work.

Like it's really, it's very special.

You're away from home at the moment.

You're away from home when the latest phase of this conflict happened, which must be, I can't imagine how difficult that is.

What gives you hope at the moment in these kind of dark times?

The show is extraordinary.

I believe it's running for one more night at the Bush, but I think it's sold out.

if it does come back I would really really urge people to see it but the documentary is also extraordinary and it's on limited release in independent cinemas across the UK from the 27th of February with the support of the BFI we will provide links to all of that in the show notes thank you so much for coming on the show oh thank you guys thank you for hosting me

Well, we also did not help the dogs in LA.

So we're as bad.

Listen, it's very sad for every family.

It's very weird that like a family's business is like all across the internet.

Everything about it is deeply strange.

Oh, man.

I am fascinated to know what help you think Kumail is going to be able to provide Brooklyn Beckham.