Name: The Comedy karaoke show
Start: 2023-07-23 20:00:00
End: 2023-07-23 21:30:00
Location: The Kings Arms

If you love standup and karaoke, come and join us for the one show in London that does both. Our show is at the amazing The Kings arms.

It is a popular community pub located in the heart of Ealing, where they Serve traditional pub classics as well as an extensive burger menu. Our acts for the evening are as follows:

Mel Byron
Mel has combined being a comedian and performer with working in marketing and sales.

She has performed in comedy clubs and spoken word nights across London and the South, including a period MCing and running her own night, Comedy Cornucopia, in Bloomsbury. Many Cornucopia regulars are now major stars.

Marvin McCarthy
A unique and absurd comedic magician who once seen is never forgotten

Gabby Killick
Gabby Killick is a talented comedian, singer, rapper and actress based in London

Gabbys hit comedy show 'Girlfriend From Hell' was listed by the Funny Women organisation as one of their top three shows and was rated a top ten show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Tickets are 5 or they can be 10, where you get a free bottled beer and 10% discount at the bar.

Doors open at 7pm, Show starts at 8:00pm and finishes at 9:30pm

Tickets can be purchased online on our website or on the door.

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