*Part of Lamb Comedy's Big Queer Weekender*Jen Ives (Joe Lycett's Big Pride Party, and Don't Hug Me I'm Scared) returns with her new stand up comedy hour I'm Straight Now, a show about being straight and not queer anymore actually, so don't say she is. Jen has recently written for the new James Acaster podcast Springleaf and has appeared on Comedy Central. Jen Ives has built an impressive reputation for herself on the UK comedy scene. She has written for various tv programmes, and recently appeared on Joe Lycett's Big Pride Party for Channel 4.Stand Up & Writer: Hypothetical, SeanceCast, The Island, E4, DAVE, Comedy Central, Pulped, BBC Radio 4 ExtraFunny Women FINALIST 2019Leicester Mercury Awards FINALIST 20192NorthDown FINALIST 2019Laughing Horse New Comedian Of The Year RUNNER UP 2018 "Jen Ives is a wonderful comedian. Ive discovered her comedy in recent years, and I cant get enough of it." (James Acaster)"A brilliant comedian" (Joe Lycett)*This show is part of the Big Queer Weekender along with:* Kathy Maniura: ObjectifiedJames Barr: NoraJane Postlethwaite: Terrible PeopleSelena Mersey: BisexuelleIf you buy tickets for this show, you can get a discount for the other shows on this bill (must be purchased in the same basket or on the door - if available - only!)

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