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Jake Lambert
Explore the intersection of humour and personal storytelling while gaining insights into resilience with Jake Lambert, speaker, comedian, and epilepsy advocate.
Jake Lambert is a British comedian known for his blend of humour and personal storytelling. He has lived with epilepsy for over 13 years, a condition he openly discusses in his work. Despite the challenges of his diagnosis, he has built a successful career in comedy.
Jake began his journey by writing jokes on Twitter, where his one-liners gained attention. This led to his first stand-up gig in London, which was well-received. He entered the BBC New Comedy Award in 2015, reaching the semi-finals, and was subsequently signed by an agent who manages notable comedians, helping to advance his career.
He has performed stand-up globally, supporting well-known acts like Michael McIntyre and Romesh Ranganathan. His storytelling style has featured on various TV shows, including The Royal Variety Performance and Michael McIntyre's Big Show. He has also contributed to programmes like Mock the Week and 8 Out of 10 Cats.
Jake's debut at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2018 was a sell-out, with critics predicting a bright future for him. His 2022 show, "Liminal," received high praise, further establishing his reputation in the comedy scene.
His personal life significantly influences his comedy. He has shared experiences related to his sister's epilepsy, which helped him come to terms with his own condition. Although he once considered a career in law enforcement, his passion for comedy has led him to become a promising figure in the industry.
Jake's online videos have amassed over 100 million views, demonstrating his ability to connect with audiences. His upcoming Edinburgh Festival show, "Shimmy Shake," will focus on his experiences with epilepsy, aiming to share his story through humour. With his talent and unique perspective, Jake Lambert is a comedian to watch in the future.
Book Jake Lambert for your next event to engage your audience with his unique blend of humour and heartfelt storytelling. His relatable experiences and quick wit will leave everyone laughing and inspired. With a growing reputation and a knack for connection, he’s the perfect choice for memorable entertainment.
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Jake Lambert draws on personal narrative — specifically his 13-year experience living with epilepsy — as the structural foundation of his stand-up sets, building material from real events in his own life and that of his sister. His format follows a storytelling arc delivered through stand-up, as seen in his Edinburgh Fringe shows Liminal and Shimmy Shake, where a single lived experience is developed into a full-length comedic narrative.
Jake Lambert performs stand-up comedy and after-dinner entertainment, drawing on personal storytelling and his experience living with epilepsy, suited to corporate and public-facing events. He has appeared on The Royal Variety Performance and Michael McIntyre's Big Show, and has supported Michael McIntyre and Romesh Ranganathan on tour.
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