Award-winning comedian Jordan Gray has announced a highly anticipated return to the London stage with her brand-new show, Is That A C*ck In Your Pocket, Or Are You Just Here To Kill Me?. The show will run at Soho Theatre for a strictly limited 11-day engagement from Monday 19 May to Saturday 31 May 2025.
Following the success of her Channel 4 special Jordan Gray: Is It A Bird?, Gray—who was named Channel 4’s Breakthrough Comedy Star and has been nominated for multiple top comedy awards—brings her latest work to the stage.
Gray, known for her sharp wit, musical comedy, and boundary-pushing performances, promises a high-energy, irreverent hour that blends personal anecdotes with broader social commentary. Described as a “rootinest, tootinest, shootinest hour of musical comedy yet,” the show marks Gray’s first major London run in three years.
“After my BAFTA-winning strip-off live on Friday Night Live, bigots around the globe went ballistic. Luckily… so are my tits,” Gray joked. Reflecting on the backlash she faced, she added, “I got so many death threats off the back of FNL, it got scary. But then I started making jokes about it on stage, and it got funny SO fast. The last show took off in such a crazy way, it feels like I’m competing with myself. Which I don’t mind—I enjoy the professional rivalry.”
Gray’s career has soared in recent years, with her critically acclaimed series Transaction—which she co-created and stars in alongside Nick Frost—set to debut on ITVX this summer. She has also made appearances on QI, The Last Leg, The Russell Howard Hour, Off Menu, and Celebrity Weakest Link, among many others.
Having first gained prominence as the first transgender contestant on The Voice in 2016, Gray transitioned into stand-up comedy in 2017. Since then, she has received widespread acclaim, with The Guardian calling her work “gorgeous, accomplished and deeply funny,” while The Independent hailed it as “hilarious, bold and life-changing.”
Is That A C*ck In Your Pocket, Or Are You Just Here To Kill Me? runs from 19-31 May 2025 at Soho Theatre London




