Stand up comedy in Raynes Park

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18+

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Smart

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7:50pm

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Stand up comedy at the Pavilion, a sports club at the heart of Raynes Park, it is just a short walk from Raynes park station and we have a belter of a line-up for the evening:

Chris Cray
Chris is a comedian, charming audiences with his autobiographical routines about being nerdy, married and a redhead. Chris has performed in venues including Angel Comedy Club, The Comedy Store, Big Belly and Backyard Comedy Club. Chris has had his animated comedy sketches featured on the BBC.

Blank Peng
Blank Peng is an incognito bilingual stand-up comic. She started performing stand-up in Mandarin and began performing in English after coming to the UK.
In just one year, she became the first female winner of the Top Secret Comedy Gong, King Gong, Rising Star New Act Competition 2022, Finalist of Leicester New Comedian of the Year, West End New Act Runner-up, Semi-finalist of Komedia Comedy Awards, Bath Festival New Act Competition Nominee and her star is set to rise on the very near future!

Delea Shand
Delea Shand is an opera singer, comedian and music educator. She has written and performed four solo shows as the “infectiously bonkers” (Ben Walters, The Scotsman) cabaret character, Madame Chandelier.

Alex Oliver
Alex Oliver is a comedian living in London originally from Norfolk. Gigging regularly for a couple of years he has been in a number of competition finals: Chortle Student Comedy award finalist, Brighton Squawker New Act finalist, Tickled Pig Student Comedy Award finalist, Hot Water Comedy Club Comedian of the Year runner up 2015, So You Think You're Funny? (semi-finalist) Bath New Comedy Award Finalist.

Ily Hamdia
Ily Hamdia is a London-based comedian making audiences laugh with his unique view on differing cultures, Ily's comedy blends sharp observations with a dash of absurdity

Doors open at 7:00pm
Show starts at 8:00pm

Location:The Pavilion,Taunton Ave, West Wimbledon, London SW20 0BH
Tickets are £11 online and £13 on the door.

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