Comedian Kevin Bridges has thanked fans on Twitter after being forced to cut short a show in Brighton.
The Scottish comic made an early exit citing physical illness and mental tiredness after “relentless heckling” during Wednesday’s performance at the Dome.
On Twitter he made a statement saying: “I hit a wall physically and maybe mentally”, adding any money not refunded from the show would go to charity.
Brighton… pic.twitter.com/SnZHQQDJbW
— Kevin Bridges (@kevinbridges86) November 28, 2018
Fans praising the section of the act he did perform were thanked by the comedian online in a flurry of tweets.
He returned to the stage on Thursday evening and later tweeted: “Thank you Brighton”.
Bridges again individually thanked some of those who praised his performance online after attending the Thursday show.
Thank you Brighton!
— Kevin Bridges (@kevinbridges86) November 29, 2018
Money not refunded from Wednesday tickets will go to homeless charities The Clock Tower Sanctuary and First Base.
He described it as turning a “negative into a positive”.