A solo show ‘Baby Steps,’ performed standing up for the entire hour, Aaron Simmonds.

Aaron Simmonds acclaimed debut show, “Disabled Coconut,” showcased at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe.

Aaron Simmonds, a comedian with cerebral palsy, humorously shares life tales, from awkward first impressions to trolls questioning his disability.

His unique viewpoint, often at belly button level due to his condition, fuels his storytelling, peppered with clever one-liners despite physical challenges.

His acclaimed show “Disabled Coconut” delves into relationships and competitive disability, confronting misconceptions about his abilities. Collaborating with friend Jon Stapley, they crafted a sitcom pilot that earned commendations and made BBC’s Galton & Simpson bursary finals among 2,500 applicants.

Aaron shared about:

• Aaron’s journey into stand-up comedy and his experiences in life, including being a personal trainer, a powerlifter, and living with cerebral palsy.
• He revealed that he began professional wrestling despite facing physical challenges, finding it enjoyable and embracing the absurdity of the situation.
• His personal journey involved repeatedly tackling a challenging task for 27 days, which led to physical strain and exhaustion.