There is no doubt that an encounter with Kyle Legacy will leave you wiping tears from your eyes for all the right reasons. The comedian’s endearing and eccentric sense of humour never fails to delight fans from any walk of life. The proud scouser is renowned for his distinctive afro and his wide smile, making him a distinctive figure on the comedy circuits. Performing on stage is where Legacy feel most at home. As part of the highly in-demand comedy collective known as ‘Laugh Mob’, it is fair to say that Legacy is a star within the groundbreaking group. Known amongst his peers and his fans as the ‘The Crowd Work King’, the comedian’s passion for live performance is reciprocated by the eager crowds who always end the night clamouring for more. In fact, his brand of humour has reached audiences far and wide, leading him to tour Australia, Canada, the USA, and of course the UK and land spots in some of the biggest festivals going.
An example of Legacy’s restless determination to disrupt the world of comedy is his record for the highest number of gigs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Clearly devoted to the art of performance, Legacy refuses to fade into the background. Moreover, Legacy continues to reach fans through his YouTube videos, and of course his unique cult podcast titled ‘I Want to Meet LeBron James Podcast’. Although Legacy is a truly modern icon with his bold irreverence as documented on his social media platforms, his comedy is as timeless as it is hilarious.
Legacy lives for the stage! Born & raised in Liverpool, he now tours the the globe with the popular comedy collective 'Laugh Mob'. More commonly known as 'The crowdwork King', Legacy has been making appearances at every major festival around the world including the world record older for most gigs done at the Edinburgh fringe festival... 230 in 24 days! Other credits include opened for Erik Griffin (Workaholics), performed at the Comedy Store in 3 different countries and Sold Out Edinburgh fringe festival 2017 & Perth fringeworld 2021.
"The Lebron James of comedy" 4 1/2 Stars - the Australian times, 2017
“The young Ross Noble” - the funny tonne 2019
