How's Your Head?

The Debut stand up hour from Aarian Mehrabani

Co-Writer and Creator of the multi award winning play "It's A MotherF**king Pleasure"

Aarian is a triple threat. Brown,Blind and Bi. Arguably too many things to talk about in a debut stand up hour. But he only had to go and get f**king brain cancer in 2024 and further add to the DEI party.

The highly anticipated debut show from critically acclaimed, multi award-winning Writer and Comedian Aarian Mehrabani, co-writer and actor of the 2023 smash hit play “It’s a MotherF**king Pleasure”. Set to premier at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2026.

“"Aarian Mehrabani has naturally perfect comedic timing, and left me genuinely winded with laughter a couple of times...Pure genius...as close to perfection as you can get"

– Binge Fringe

"entirely charming...Funny, chaotic and wincingly relevant."

- The Spy in the Stalls

"hilarious and incisive"

- Playbill

"Ridiculously entertaining."

– The Stage

Commissioned and supported by Lowry through its 'Developed With' Artist Development Programme.

Shows

WIP Shows

Work in progress

Pleasance Theatre

London

Wednesday, February 4th,19:40

Camden People's Theatre

London

Tuesday, April 14th,21:00

Caroline of Brunswick

Brighton Fringe

Thursday, May 14th,20:15

Bowler's Arms, Wash Common

West Berks Comedy Festival

Monday, July 20th,20:45

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Previews

Lowry

Salford

July - Dates and times tbc

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Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Every day in August - Venue and Times TBA

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Thank Yous

Thank you to these people who came to Comedy shows with me

Gigi

Parviz

Parham

Pari

Olly

Alex K

Penny

Matthew

Brad

Sam Ba

Alex W

Frazer

Hannah

Jim

Sam Br

Phill

Elliott

Ceci

James

Josh R

Chloe

Josh SM

Jack

Other Thank Yous

The Lowry team. Particularly Antonia and Grace for being the first ones to have faith in me and my ability to transition into stand up
The Soho Theatre team for being so generous with their time and providing me invaluable advice and support. Particular thanks to David, Max and Lee.
Kyle Walace at G&B Comedy for providing an amazingly supportive room for me to try out and hone my material.
Of course, my Mum and Dad for their unwavering support and endless lifts to and from gigs.
And Tom, my friend from high school who may not remember. But in a conversation in the canteen in year 9, he made the audacious statement that he thought I’d be a great stand up comedian. Planting the seed in my head that resulted in all this.