Hecklers unwelcome. On James Acaster , mainstream audiences, and the Reform party.

In Hecklers Welcome, he invites the audience to heckle him as a way to confront his own fears of being disliked and difficulties with doing stand-up. His planned routine is all about ‘the boy’, the part of him that craves support and validation. But frequently the show will veer off track as Acaster dives into the immersion therapy he has designed for himself, in which he cannot get angry at the people heckling him.