Ironing Board Man

Jody Kamali stars as Jeremy Irons in Ironing Board Man.

One man. Nine ironing boards. One unforgettable soundtrack. Get ready to be amazed as physical comedian Jody Kamali masterfully transforms everyday household items into the tools of a Hollywood-style, action-packed romance. With heart-pounding moments and emotional depth, this show thrilled audiences during its sell-out run at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe, earning numerous standing ovations.

There’s gunfire, there’s a wedding, there’s more gunfire, and there’s revenge—plus plenty of laughter along the way.

Ironing Board Man is a high-energy physical comedy that surprises audiences with unexpected emotional twists, captivating audiences from 12 to 80. 

NOMINATED: Best Comedy Dark Chat Awards 2024
NOMINATED: Best Comedy Performance Dark Chat Awards 2024
NOMINATED: Best Comedy Show Buxton Fringe 2022
NOMINATED: Best Show Brighton Fringe 2021

About Jody Kamali
Jody Kamali is a versatile British comedian, actor, and writer renowned for his distinctive approach to character comedy and his roots in contemporary clowning. Over the past fifteen years, Kamali has made his mark as a prolific performer, writer, and creative force, having written and performed fourteen solo shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His work combines a unique blend of physical comedy, improvisation, and clowning. 

Kamali’s success is not limited to the stage. He has made a notable impact on screen with appearances in both film and television. His film credits include Golden Years, available on Netflix and Prime, a comedy-drama in which Kamali showcases his knack for playing quirky, memorable characters. On television, he has appeared in Harry Hill's Tea Time on Sky and the long-running BBC drama Casualty, further establishing himself as a versatile actor capable of alternating between comedy and drama.

In addition to his extensive live performance and screen acting work, Kamali is currently adapting his latest solo show into a feature film with Alcove Entertainment. This project marks a new chapter in his creative journey, allowing him to bring his distinct brand of character comedy to a broader audience through film.

Credits include Stage: Mr Sleepybum (Edinburgh Fringe 23/24 + Park Theatre + National Tour 24’), Ironing Board Man (Edinburgh Fringe 2022/24, Soho Theatre, Jacksons Lane) , Things We Do for Love (Edinburgh Fringe) Mike Daly – Darts and All (Edinburgh Fringe) Hotel Yes Please (Edinburgh Fringe) Film / TV: Golden Years (Netflix/Prime) Harry Hills Tea Time (Sky) Casualty (BBC).