W*nkernomics Tickets at the Dominion Theatre
Australian workplace satire, one night at the Dominion on Sunday 22 November 2026. Every seat in the house is £39.
All-in: the price you pick is the price you pay.
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What It Is
Comedy about the modern workplace: the buzzwords, the bureaucracy, the meetings that should have been emails.
The act launched in 2023 at the Adelaide Fringe and Sydney Comedy Festival, and built its following online before it built it in theatres. Their previous London run was at the Bloomsbury Theatre in October 2025.
What Tickets Cost
£39, and that is the only price. There are no bands, no premium tier and no cheap seats, so wherever you end up in the building you have paid the same as everybody else.
All-in pricing, the price you see is what you pay.
Who It Is For
- Anyone who has sat through a workshop about synergy and wanted to say something.
- Office teams. This is a night out that the whole department gets without explanation.
- People who found them online and want the room version.
- Not for you if you are easily offended. The title has an asterisk in it for a reason.
Know Before You Book
The running time has not been published for this date, and neither has an age guidance or a content warning. The material is workplace satire with strong language in the title, which is the clearest guide available.
Practical
Dominion Theatre, 268-269 Tottenham Court Road, W1T 7AQ. The theatre sits directly above Tottenham Court Road station.
The Stalls are ten steps down from the foyer. There is no lift to the Circle.
Book Your W*nkernomics Tickets
One night at the Dominion, Sunday 22 November 2026. Every seat £39, all-in pricing.
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FAQs
Not yet. Their own site says one is coming, but for now this is a live show. There is a book, though: Wankernomics: A Deep-Dive Into Workplace Bullsh*ttery.
No. Searches for the name turn up the economist Gary Stevenson because the subject overlaps, but the two are unrelated. This is an Australian comedy act.
That is how this one has been put on sale. £39 buys any seat in the building.
Not published for this date.
Not published for this date.
Yes, Sunday 22 November 2026.
Where to Sit
With one price for the whole house, this is the easiest seating decision at the Dominion all year: take the best seat that is left.
The Stalls hold 1,305 and are ten steps down from the foyer. The Circle holds 752 and is 32 steps up with no lift. Since you are paying the same either way, the Stalls are the obvious choice unless they have gone.
For stand-up, closer is better. The centre of the Stalls is where the room feels fullest.
Our Dominion Theatre guide has the levels in full.
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The Dominion Theatre
268-269 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7AQ, on the corner of New Oxford Street. Directly above Tottenham Court Road station, on the Central, Northern and Elizabeth lines. Step-free station access is via the New Oxford Street corner.
2,067 seats across the Stalls and the Circle, in a 1929 Art Deco building that opened as a cinema. Everything else is in our Dominion Theatre guide.
Address
268-269 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7AQ
Nearest Tube
Tottenham Court Road, directly outside
Who Is In It
Charles Firth and James Schloeffel, two of the better-known names in Australian satire.
Firth co-founded The Chaser, the group behind The Chaser's War on Everything and CNNNN, and has spent twenty-five years in television, radio and publishing. He also writes the ABC TV comedy Optics.
Schloeffel founded The Shovel, one of Australia's leading satirical news sites.
They have also written a book together, Wankernomics: A Deep-Dive Into Workplace Bullsh*ttery.
About This Event
The act launched in 2023 and sold out runs in Edinburgh and London the following year. It played the Bloomsbury Theatre in October 2025 with a show called Just Touching Base, and has toured Australia, including the State Theatre.
Presented by Lee Martin for Gag Reflex.
All six of the Dominion's one-night events fall on a Sunday, which is the day the resident musical does not play. Our Dominion Theatre guide lists what else is on.
W*nkernomics
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