AVA LAUGH - THE AVA VIDAL COMEDY CLUB AT THE RVT

On Friday 4th November we are thrilled to welcome back the amazing Ava Vidal to The RVT and this time she's having a laugh!

Ava Vidal, is a stand up comedian on TV and radio, a journalist and social commentator with a razor sharp wit, who has already hosted several sell out shows at The RVT.

Ava Laugh, is Ava's own comedy club, featuring her own brilliant stand up and sets from her special guests. For this first show, Ava's guests are Kemah Bob, hailing from Texas, Kemah is one of the hottest names in comedy right now and presenter of the hugely popular FOC IT UP! podcast. Also joining Ava is writer and stand up Jen Ives, a regular guest on E4, Dave, Pulped and BBC Radio 4 Extra.

Tickets are, limited early bird at 7, advance tickets 10 both plus booking fee

Doors at 6pm, show from 7pm, the show will finish around 9pm, and then we will need to clear the venue for the club night to follow, which is a separate event.

This will be a mixed seating/standing event, seats allocated first come, first serve on the night, if you have any access requirements or questions, please contact [email protected]

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