Jenny Eclair is headlining Christmas Comedy in aid of Women and Children First.

Jenny was the first woman to win the Perrier - the UK's top comedy award - in 1995. Since she's toured multiple sold-out shows countrywide, starred in BBC1's Grumpy Old Women, appeared on Taskmaster, and published Jokes, Jokes, Jokes: My Very Funny Memoir. "A sharp, joyous comic mind" The Guardian

Starring:

Nish Kumar (Live at the Apollo, The Mash Report)"A bloody good comedian" Time Out

Michelle De Swarte (Spent, Never Mind the Buzzcocks)"Brilliantly engaging" Chortle

Amy Gledhill (Best Comedy Show - Edinburgh Fringe)"Warm, lots of fun" One4Review

Lorna Rose Treen (Chortle Best Alternative Act; Best Newcomer)"Dynamic, playful" The List 7

Vix Leyton - MC (The Comedy Arcade, False Economy)"Endearing, vivacious" Chortle

Money raised supports Women and Children First. Every 2 minutes a mother dies in pregnancy and childbirth. The charity sets up community health groups in the world's most rural, remote areas, enabling mothers and their babies to survive and thrive. Every �5 raised can support a woman to attend their local group for a year.

Use code PARTY6 for a 15% discount on group bookings of 6 or more people.

Please note line-up subject to change.

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