Queer AF Comedy Brighton Fringe Show Teaser

Get ready for a night of top-tier LGBTQ+ comedy as Queer AF Comedy brings you an exclusive showcase of the funniest, freshest, and most fabulous acts from Brighton Fringe! Hosted by Tristan D. Wolfe, this riotous mix of stand-up, satire, and camp chaos features hand-picked sneak peeks from the festivals best queer performers. Expect belly laughs, bold stories, and a few surprises along the way.

Queer AF Comedy is a vibrant and inclusive comedy show that celebrates LGBTQ+ humour and talent. It features a diverse lineup of queer comedians and allies, each bringing their unique perspectives and hilarious stories to the stage. The show aims to create a space where differences are embraced and celebrated through laughter, offering audiences a night of witty observations, unapologetic authenticity, and side-splitting humour. The event is designed to unite both LGBTQ+ community members and allies, ensuring a fun, safe and welcoming atmosphere for everyone.

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