Tom Mayhew: This Time Next Year, We'll Be Millionaires!

Working-class comedian Tom Mayhew returns with a new show about dreams and endless hope. But it's mainly jokes about how weird and annoying capitalism is. As heard on BBC Radio 4 and The Alexei Sayle Podcast.

'Passionate, articulate and hilarious.' **** (Skinny).

'Mayhew is a voice that needs to be heard **** (Chortle.co.uk).

'Comedy shining a light on some grim, unjust places' **** (Scotsman).

'This is political comedy from a fresh and necessary perspective' **** (TheWeeReview.com).

'Tory-hating leftie' **** (Daily Mail).

The acceptable face of class war' (Mark Watson).

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

Comedy Bloomers is delighted to be launching The London LGBTQ Comedy festival across London.

With an incredible line-up including Rhys Nicholson (Judge Drag Race Down Under, Netflix), Jess Fostekew, Stephen Bailey, Ella Vaday (Drag Race UK), Sarah Keyworth, Victoria Olsina, Kuan Wen (Comedy with an Accent), James Barr (UKs No1 LGBTQ+ Podcast, A Gay & A Non Gay podcast) & Hannah Byczkowski (Winner, BBC Traitors Season 1) plus work in progress shows with rising comedy stars and collaborations with favourite LGBTQ comedy nights we are able offer something for every taste within the LGBTQ community across London.

This is a unique opportunity to bring together our communities in a celebration of LGBTQ+ Comedy Chris Smith, Producer

Tickets for all other festival shows here https://www.outsavvy.com/organiser/lgbtq-events

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