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UK LGBT EVENTS - LOL Word - Like Comedy ? Queer Women ? @ Vault
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LOL Word - Like Comedy ? Queer Women ? @ Vault

Like comedy? Like queer women? Then you'll love The LOL Word: prom night special. This gang of best buds and brilliant stand-up comedians will have you hooting with laughter at VAULT, as they do their award-winning material with a 00s prom twist. Described by Sofie Hagen as "my favourite comedy club in London", The LOL Word is a queer collective who are taking the UK by storm, with their hilarious, inclusive comedy nights. There's no kicking down (no transphobia, sexism, racism) but plenty of punching the patriarchy. So join Chloe, Rachel, Ruby, Jodie and the other Chloe as they consensually tickle your funny bone while taking a look back at *those* Debenhams dresses... The team's accolades: Funny Women Finalists 2018, BBC New Comedy Award Semi-Finalist 2018, Leicester Square New Comedy Award Finalist 2018. As seen on BBC Three, Lad Bible and at London Pride and Bestival. As heard on BBC Radio 4 Extra. "Cool and relevant", The Skinny. Belly laughs in heavyweight topics like mental health, sexuality and gender", DIVA Magazine. "THE night to go to.", Bechdel Theatre.

Tickets : £ 10 Tickets

Address : PIT - The Vault
Leake Street
London
SE1 7NN

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