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Aaron Simmonds has been failing to stand up for 34 years; luckily he is far better at comedy than standing up. He has a unique perspective on life, usually of people's belly buttons, which gives him stories to tell, and a sore neck. Read more.
Aaron Simmonds has been failing to stand up for 30 years; luckily he is far better at comedy than standing up. He has a unique perspective on life, usually of people's belly buttons, which gives him stories to tell, and a sore neck.
Aaron’s comedy demonstrates expert storytelling, whilst packing jokes and opportunities for mirth into every moment. "a talented comedian who has the audience in the palm of his hand”. – ★★★★ Broadway World. "a man with plenty attitude and a keen sense of the right humorous stuff”. – The List.
Aaron Simmonds (@rollingcomedian) • Instagram photos and videos. 4,328 Followers, 268 Following, 65 Posts - Aaron Simmonds (@rollingcomedian) on Instagram: "Funny when standing up. Represented by @gagreflexmanagement for bookings contact Lee@gagreflex.co.uk".
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Comedian Aaron Simmonds opens up about his life with cerebral palsy, of first impressions with the father-in-law, being trolled for not being disabled enough, finding love, and having his grandma stand up for him.
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- Comedy
- Tom Brandt
- 2020-07-17
Aaron offers sharply-observed comedy which is grounded in his disability, but is by no means limited by it. Aaron performed his critically-acclaimed debut shows, Disabled Coconut and Hot Wheels, at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2019 and 2022.
Join BBC New Comedy Award finalist and wheelchair enthusiast Aaron Simmonds as he tells you how his first paid gig led to him performing on BBC2, and what happens when you’re trolled online for not being disabled enough.
