Comedian Joe Wells will perform a charity gig at the University of Chichester on the 3rd of April, raising funds for neurodivergent and disabled communities.
An autistic writer and podcast host, Wells is known for his sharp, insightful comedy, challenging perceptions of neurodiversity.
He first gained recognition as a political comedian and has shared the stage with Frankie Boyle and Alexei Sayle.
Joe said: “I’m super excited to be sharing my new show with the University while also raising money for some great neurodivergent charities.”
Josie Maitland, Lecturer in Education at the University of Chichester, said: “We are so pleased to welcome Joe to Chichester for what promises to be an evening of laughter, connection and community. This event reflects the University’s strong commitment to neuro-affirmative values, inclusion and amplifying diverse voices - not just in comedy, but in every aspect of life.”
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