Career Highlights
Known for his dark, cutting observant humour, Carey has been able to unite both the Guardian and the Daily Mail in praising his stand up shows – now that’s an achievement!
Carey suffered a heart attack in 2012, and used the scare to write about his experience within the healthcare system. “Intensive Carey” became one of the comedian’s most revered shows.
A keen solo performer, Carey has written and performed over 12 solo shows onstage, including The Doom Gloom Boom, Onomatopoeia Society III, and Scoundrel.
Carey is a regular at the Edinburgh Fringe Comedy Festival, with his most recent solo show, Carey Carey Quite Contrary, enjoying glowing reviews from critics and festival-goers alike.
Carey performed at Princess Beatrice’s second birthday party (yes, really!)
Where can I see Carey Marx live?
You can usually find Cary performing anywhere – either on the stage at one of our comedy clubs London or on tour with one of his 12 solo shows. Currently, Carey Marx is not on tour, but you can check his official website for any future updates.
Carey Marx: Awards
- Twice winner of the Best International Show award at New Zealand’s Comedy Festival
- Nominated for Leicester Comedy Festival’s Best Show award
