Comedy & Humour
Drawing laughter from relationships, social behaviour and everyday life that audiences everywhere recognise.
About
A voice for comedy.
A stage for culture.
MC Crown — Adeoluwa Solomon Adebisi — is a multidisciplinary performing artist based in England, UK: a comedian, theatre artist, cultural percussionist, poet, spoken-word artist and cultural presenter performing across the UK and multiple countries.
On The Global Stage
A comedian whose live act travels across the UK and the world.
Based in England, MC Crown is a multidisciplinary performing artist — comedian, theatre artist, cultural percussionist, poet, spoken-word artist and cultural presenter — whose sets move naturally between stand-up, drumming, poetry, storytelling, movement and humour. His comedy is drawn from relationships, social behaviour, economic realities and the everyday experiences audiences recognise wherever he performs.
He uses instruments such as the talking drum and sèkèrè alongside live chant and constant audience interaction to create work that is immediate, accessible and electric — a show designed to be felt as much as heard.
Across more than eight years of professional practice, he has taken his comedy to festivals, theatre programmes, concerts and public arts events across the UK and multiple countries — a global act at home on any stage.
Based in
England, UK
Performs
UK & Worldwide
Languages
Multilingual
Experience
8+ Years
Participation First
Performance as something to be heard, felt and experienced — not just watched.
Participation is central to his approach. Rather than treating audiences as spectators, Adeoluwa invites them into the performance, allowing their voices and reactions to influence the experience on stage — across festivals, theatre programmes, concerts and public arts events.
Comedy, rhythm and storytelling flowing as one performance.
What Defines The Work
Cultural Percussion
Talking drum, sèkèrè and chant used to make every performance immediate and alive.
Audience Participation
Inviting the crowd in so their voices and reactions shape the experience on stage.