LGBTQ+ NEW COMEDIAN OF THE YEAR FINALS THE MOVIE

Sharing the LGBTQ+ Comedy Love for free!"

Comedy Bloomers is proud to announce the online broadcast launch of LGBTQ+ New Comedian of the Year Finals movie.

Featuring footage from the semi-finals and the full finals event at The Clapham Grand earlier this year, the film has the 9 finalists competing in front of the celebrity judging panel

The film is available to watch absolutely FREE with a 48 hour pass on NextUp Comedy. Offer runs until Wednesday 23rd November.

To redeem the offer just sign up for a ticket here and the details to watch the film will be provided.

Once set up you can watch online or via the NextUp Comedy App on your smartphone or tablet.

Judges featured in the film include Zoe Lyons, Stephen Bailey, Rachel Parris, Ella Vaday, Vinegar Strokes, Jordan Gray, Scott Capurro, Sikisa and Jodie Mitchell.

Chris Smith, Producer said We are very proud of this film and everybody who helped to make it such a special night. We are delighted to be able to share this for free to the LGBTQ+ Community, thus fulfilling the ultimate goal of the awards, to share our voices to the widest possible audience and support the newest generation of LGBTQ+ Stand Up Comedy performers

The finalists featured are Dane Buckley, Alex Stringer, Dick Denham, Victoria Olsina, Lachlan Werner, Umby Winters, Dee Allum, Alison Zrada and Ben Pollard.

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