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Comedy Night at Oru - Saturday the 11th of January


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Join us for an unforgettable evening of laughs, quirks, and comedic brilliance at Sun Waffle — a comedy night in the cosy Oru East Dulwich Members Lounge.

Featuring a hilarious lineup, including the witty William Stone, the side-splitting Laura Kojo, and the unpredictable Jiminey H. Criquet (plus more surprises!), this is your chance to experience some of the best local and up-and-coming talent.

Hosted by East Dulwich’s own Christian Middleton, whose charm and sharp humour will keep you chuckling all night long.

💷 Entry: £3 minimum (with the option to give more—lets pay the performers!)
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Expect to laugh, cry (from laughing), and maybe even leave inspired to take the mic yourself.
Grab a drink, grab a friend, and grab a seat—you won’t want to miss this! 🌟

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