REVIEW: Tiny Tim’s Stand Up Adventures, Doncaster Little Theatre
TINY Tim’s Stand Up Adventures: The Man Behind The Voice came to Doncaster’s Little Theatre for two shows – and I was extremely fortunate to be given a front row seat at one of them.
Doncaster Little Theatre was the perfect venue – with a very cosy and intimate vibe.
At times you felt like you were a guest in a living room being included in the conversation.
Full capacity was in excess of 100 seats and every single space sold out on both nights.
Tim Bradbury’s (AKA 'Tiny Tim’) latest 2026 tour spans more than 75 venues up and down the UK, including nine family friendly gigs.
His tour began earlier this month in Perth and concludes in Bromsgrove in November.
The two-hour show was exceptional, packed full of funny anecdotes and rolled by the blink of an eye with a quarter of an hour intermission.
This was a real high-energy comedy experience that brought his viral persona Tiny Tim to life on the stage.
Bradbury’s show is based around years of social media successes and was a mix of comedic, character-driven content.
Tiny Tim is well-known for his chaotic prank calls to various businesses and individuals.
His massive social media following is in excess of 10 million across multiple platforms which has enabled the transition from video to live performances.
Comedian and Tiny Tim creator Tim Bradbury was very real and very funny from start to finish, breaking the fourth wall multiple times by interacting with his audience throughout.
He kept the audience buzzing and had banter in particular with one member Pat from Doncaster - an amazing lady who took Bradbury’s humour in very good spirit.
I spoke to Pat in the interval break and she was really enjoying the show and was an avid fan of his comical online videos.
Interestingly the audience varied massively in ages.
A large percentage were far older than I expected with one guest aged 74 to another who was aged just 15.
There was something that appealed to everyone – Bradbury even captivated his audience with his impressive beat-boxing.
Speaking to the Advertiser after the Wednesday show, Tim said: “I loved this evening.
“A great crowd. I’m really glad you enjoyed the evening.”