Comedy in the Walled Garden with Paul Sinha and Jamili Maddix
Shappi Khorsandi to MC a night of stand-up at Boston Manor Park
Paul Sinha and Jamili Maddix
August 5, 2026
Boston Manor Park’s Walled Garden will play host to an evening of top-flight stand-up on Thursday 27 August, as Headliners Comedy brings four acclaimed performers to the outdoor venue. All seating is provided, food and drink is available, and, with the show beginning at 7.30pm, it promises to be one of the highlights of the late-summer programme.
Paul August 5, 2026quizzers on The Chase, is also an award-winning stand-up with a reputation for sharp observational comedy and a warm, conversational style. His live shows blend personal storytelling with quick wit.
Jamali Maddix brings a very different energy: dry, fearless and often brilliantly provocative. His appearances on Live at the Apollo, Taskmaster and Frankie Boyle’s New World Order have made him one of the most distinctive voices in British comedy, known for tackling big themes with a cool, understated confidence.
Paul McCaffrey, a familiar face from BBC Three’s Impractical Jokers and Live at the Apollo, is a master of the relatable rant. His stand-up is packed with everyday frustrations, sharp punchlines and a natural ease on stage that has made him a favourite with audiences across the country.
Holding the night together as MC is Ealing-resident Shappi Khorsandi. Her bestselling memoir A Beginner’s Guide to Acting English and appearances on QI, Mock the Week and I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! have cemented her place as one of Britain’s most recognisable comedic voices.
Together, the four performers promise a night of smart, generous and high-spirited comedy in one of the most charming settings in the borough. With tickets priced at £24, and the Walled Garden offering a relaxed open-air backdrop, it’s an ideal way to round off the summer.
Tickets are priced at £24 plus booking fee and can be ordered online.
Tickets for other productions are now on sale at wgsummerseason.co.uk.
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