Famous trans comedian Jordan Gray to perform in Milton Keynes, where her mum lives

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She’s excited to be coming home

Comedian Jordan Grey is to bring her smash hit show ‘Is it a Bird?’ to Milton Keynes – because it’s where her mum lives.

And she says she’s excited to be coming home, describing MK as “bluddy massive”.

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Jordan, who was the first trans woman ever to headline the London Palladium, adds: “There’s a service you can get where little robots deliver your shopping. I’m not even joking, look it up, they are adorable.”

Jordan Gray's show is delighting audiences - and it's coming soon to Milton KeynesJordan Gray's show is delighting audiences - and it's coming soon to Milton Keynes
Jordan Gray's show is delighting audiences - and it's coming soon to Milton Keynes

She said her mum lives in Milton Keynes because there’s “a banging care home there that she volunteers at.”

Jordan will perform at The Stables at Wavendon on Saturday September 9 at 8pm.

Is it a Bird? brings together her love of superheroes, her Essex roots, and her life as a transgender woman in an hour of raucous comedy that resonates within and far beyond the LGBTQIA+ community.

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Jordan takes on babies, boobies, bigots and Batman and the show is described as “big, silly, witty, sexy, and fun”.

She has enjoyed a monumental rise to fame over the past year, since she took Is it a Bird? to the Edinburgh Fringe in August 2022.

After 10 years in the music biz plus a memorable run on The Voice, she suddenly becameis one of the UK’s most exciting and celebrated comics.

Last October, she changed the landscape of British TV when she appeared on Channel 4’s Friday Night Live and spontaneously stripped naked during a show-stopping song.

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This brought trans bodies a level of visibility never previously reached within the mainstream national press, said delighted reviewers.

Jordan herself said: “It’s a bit of a blur. I remember coming off stage (nude) and getting wrapped in a pink kimono and brought back to my dressing room. I was lying on the floor catching my breath surrounded by all my agents who were all beaming from ear to ear – and I felt like I had done something special.”

Not to lose the pace, she followed that a week later by being the first trans person to play the London Palladium solo, garnering another slew of praise and five-star reviews from the press.

Jordan also launched her brand-new podcast – Transplaining with Jordan Gray, where she answers questions from the public

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