Name: Clandestina Queer Comedy January Edition
Start: 2024-01-04 19:30:00
End: 2024-01-04 22:30:00
Location: The Glory

Join Clandestina Queer Comedy on Thursday 7th of December for an incredible night of women, trans, and enby-led lineups celebrating comedy and queerness!

We have five award-winning standup comedians, who will all light up the stage at the iconic venue: The Glory.

Show doors open at 7:30 pm: Grab a drink and join us downstairs in the performance space for the lols (there will also be a bar in operation during the show)

The show starts at 8 pm

Limited Early Bird Tickets are Available!

Never been to the show? Check our IG to get a feel for it.

The Lineup:Sumi: Finalist of Funny Women Stage Award 2023. BBC New Comedy Award nominee. MCA alumni. Winner: Queerovision and Beat the Frog. Su Mi is one to watch' (Josie Long). Follow her on IG .Mark Cram: A bisexual comedian with a unique take on the LGBT community; Mark thrills crowds with his tales of dead-end jobs, his family and being the less than grateful winner of Bedford Comedian of the Year. As heard on BBC Sounds. Follow him on IGBAB: Sketch duo Winner of Funny Women Shorts Award 2023. Follow them on IG Charlie George (MC): LGBTQ New Comedian of the Year 2019. So You Think Youre Funny & Funny Women Awards runner up 2019 & Leicester Square New Comedian Award & Prides Got Talent finalist 2018. Charlie has performed stand-up on BBC Asian Network Live and the BBCs No Country for Young Women Podcast. She co-wrote the Netflix mockumentaries Death to 2020 & "Death to 2021". Follow her on IG.Victoria Olsina: Runner up Funny Women Stage Award 2023. As seen on The Guardian, Time Out, and Gay Times. Winner of LGTBQ+ New Comedian of the Year. Britain's fav Argentinian lesbian comedian and Priti Patel's secret crush. As seen on Next Up Shorts & The Guardian. Shortlisted for the BBC New Comedy Award 2022. Follow her on IG.

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