WHATS THE SHOW ABOUT?

Kat wakes up in a strangers apartment with an almighty hangover and no recollection of the night before. What happened? Tuesday in Berlin, thats what. Help solve this zigzagging mystery and join Kat on a ludicrous rollercoaster journey through last nights shenanigans. What could three wrist stamps, a haiku and a half-eaten dner kebab possibly reveal?

WHAT IS A BLACKOUT?

BLACKOUT (Urban Dictionary) - Blackout is the term used to describe when a person is so drunk that they wake up the next morning with temporary amnesia, no recollection of what they did the night before.The only time travel known to man.

I black out last night at jim's and came to at my house at noon.

WHO'S THAT GIRL?

Kat is a Polish stand-up comedian based in Berlin. She performed all over the world; Cape Town, London, Buenos Aires, Barcelona, Vienna and Bangkok to name a city or six.

Kats been called a Polish Joan Rivers, joke kalashnikov and my favourite (no, not by her mum). Her energetic, fast-paced storytelling is jam-packed with unexpected punchlines, brutal honesty and a sprinkle of Eastern European pizzazz. Buckle up, it's a rollercoaster!

Winner of all London gong shows - at Comedy Store, Blackout, Backyard, Vauxhall and Top Secret. She wrote for and acted in Comedy Central PL Mini-Mocks series in 2022 & 2023. You might've spotted her on ARTE TV and Buzzfeed UK too!

Kat hosts and produces a variety of shows in Berlin with her female collective Queen Bees Comedy. In 2021 she brought her debut solo 'Liability' to Europe, Edinburgh Fringe & Tallin Fringe Festival - and Tokyo and Rio!

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