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**Thursday 31st March ** Comedy CLF Art Lounge Peckham (10 secs from Peckham Rye BR) ABANDOMAN!!!


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Happy Friday ED Comedy Lovers


Hope you are all doing ok and enjoying the sunshine?


Don't miss next Thursday's amazing line up of comedy at stunning CLF Art Lounge Peckham ( literally 10 seconds from Peckham Rye station)


Thursday 31st March 2022 : Collywobblers Comedy presents CLF Art Laughter Lounge Peckham : Stephen Bailey, Abandoman , Roman Harris, Eleanor Tiernan, Katie Price & MC Sion James


Collywobblers Comedy are very excited to bring amazing comedy on the last Thursday monthly to Peckham's stunning CLF Art Lounge. We have a fantastic line up of comedy talent for you including hilarious Stephen Bailey ( Live At The Apollo, Celebs on the Farm ) the amazing Irish improvised hip hop comedian the legendary Rob Broderick, A.K.A. Abandoman. "Flight of the Conchords meets 8 Mile. Nothing short of genius" Chortle.co.uk, Katie Price ( LGBTQ Comedian of the Year finalist) , Roman Harris -South London rising comedy star Winner - The Blackout at Up The Creek, Eleanor Tiernan ( BBC?s One Night Stand.) providing the lols, all hosted by your cheeky charming MC Sion James.


Spacious cool venue with amazing roof terrace for pre and post show drinks.


Limited Capacity : Book Now to Avoid Disappointment


Advanced Tickets available Online : https://www.jokepit.com/e/6531


Seats and table will be reserved


Hope to see you there

Cheers

Sion xyz

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