James Doesn’t Do Maths, And Other Lies

James Arthur returns with a newly upgraded version of his maths-comedy adventure — a show where the equations behave, but the audiences don’t. In this v2.0 edition, the storytelling gets bolder, the maths gets stranger, and the experiments get decidedly more chaotic. Expect fresh tales from the mathematical underground: Wiles battling his way to Fermat’s Last Theorem, Napier inventing logarithms out of sheer frustration, and Pythagoras having a full existential crisis over √2.

But this isn’t a lecture. It’s a live experiment in how maths, jokes, and people collide. Each performance reshapes itself as the audience nudges the puzzles, disrupts the logic, and occasionally discovers a theorem faster than James intended.

New stories, bigger laughs, and chaotic mathematical experiments: Wiles proves, Napier logs, Pythagoras panics, and every audience rewrites the show.

Come for the maths. Stay for whatever the audience breaks.