Third and final show for Jimmy Carr announced

Thursday, 6 August 2020 09:30

British comedian Jimmy Carr now has a third and final show in Dubai.

It'll be held on August 12, with tickets available via the Dubai Calendar App and the DXBlaughs website.

Organisers said they've added a new date after the original two shows - on August 13-14 at the Dubai World Trade Centre - were declared sold-out "just over 24 hrs after going on-sale".

Carr will be performing as part of the Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) festival.

Tickets have been categorised into balcony sector for AED195, AED295 for grandstand and floor seating.

Done Events have listed a list of safety guidelines that are in place for the show:

Temperature checks upon entry
Masks to be worn when in any public areas
Physical distancing queuing for entry, F&B purchasing
Sanitizers being positioned throughout the venue
Only e-tickets allowed
Contactless payments for food & beverages purchases
Allocated seating as per physical distancing guidelines
Extensive and thorough cleaning of the venue between the shows

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