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Sin Docksey presents a queer comedy party in a basement with an apocalyptically good lineup of fiercely funny femmes. Drop in for sense-meddling surrealism, razor-sharp political stand-up and a cheerful avalanche of freewheeling new jokes. Tasty!

DOORS 6.30PM FOR 7PM START 8 ADVANCE / 10 OTD

Featuring

16th JANUARY:

SOPHIE DUKER

Sexy-cerebral clown as seen on Taskmaster, Live at the Apollo, Frankie Boyle's New World Order and the Daily Mail's worst anxiety nightmares. 'Laugh out-loud funny' **** (Telegraph) 'Extremely funny' **** (Scotsman)

AVA LIVERSIDGE

Blessing our rotted London synapses from the magical forges of alternative comedy in the North. Fantastically Shambolic" Phil Kay Amazing Hot Water

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JAIN EDWARDS

Snot-nosed surrealist who birthed Top Bodybuilder Brian with a new WIP show about being Welsh, weird and working class. Pleasingly offbeat The Guardian An excellent exercise in inventive, immensely creative comedy The Skinny

MARY O'CONNELL

Funny bitch with good hair. As seen on Stand Up for Live Comedy (BBC Three), Laugh Lessons (BBC Three) and Comedy Central Live.

ALL NIGHTS:

SIN DOCKSEY

Friendly local disaster bisexual serving high-energy surrealism with political zing. Joy and bewilderment in equal measure - The Skinny Upsetting burlesque - Audience review.

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