British stand-up comedian Prince Abdi started his career as a primary school teacher, teaching in West Hampstead, Kilburn and Brixton. In his spare time, he would deliver a number of stand-up comedy performances for free in a bid to establish his name in the comedy circuit. Eventually, he was able to quit his job as a teacher and pursue comedy full-time. Since becoming a full-time comedian Prince has performed at some of the most established comedy venues in the UK. From Trafalgar Square and the Hackney Empire to the Edinburgh Festival, The Broadway Theatre and The Glee Club, Prince has had audiences in stitches up and down the country. Prince is also fortunate to entertain audiences on a global scale, having also delivered comedy shows in Holland, Kenya, Turkey, America and Canada.

Described as a confident and refreshing comedian it is without surprise that Prince’s upbeat and infectious personality is seen on stages worldwide. Able to make a real connection with an audience, Prince is the perfect choice as entertainment for a number of events. He has won a number of awards in recognition of his comedic talent, winning Your Comedy Star competition during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. With such original and hilarious content, Prince is really one to watch.