Custard Comedy Cambridge
Custard Comedy Cambridge brings you a range of one-off shows featuring the best up-and-coming comedians and some very special comedy events -- all in the intimate basement club at CB2 Bistro, Norfolk Street, CB1 2LD. Doors open at 7.30 and the shows start at 8pm.
Thursday October 26th -
A Double Bill of Shows for the Cambridge Festival of Ideas
A Double Bill of Shows for the Cambridge Festival of Ideas
Damian Kingsley presents: Knock Knock - 7.45pm
Knock Knock is a show about how life can change overnight. It's about trust, the way people change and how easily we can lose track of who we really are.
It is a collection of interweaved stories. Beginning when when Damian’s life unravelled last year after he broke up with his fiancee and lost his flat and his job, all within a month, the tales move back to his childhood and the Hatton Garden Robbery his father was caught up in.
What is our real identity and why is it important? Why are people so often in denial?
Do we believe what we want to believe?
Tickets are £5.00 from www.wegottickets.com/event/397198. Call 07889 176 050 for more information.
It is a collection of interweaved stories. Beginning when when Damian’s life unravelled last year after he broke up with his fiancee and lost his flat and his job, all within a month, the tales move back to his childhood and the Hatton Garden Robbery his father was caught up in.
What is our real identity and why is it important? Why are people so often in denial?
Do we believe what we want to believe?
Tickets are £5.00 from www.wegottickets.com/event/397198. Call 07889 176 050 for more information.
Miranda Kane presents: Coin Operated Girl - 9.00pm
Miranda Kane was a sex worker for seven years.
In this 'arresting and engaging' show 4* Fringe Review, she talks about the politics surrounding the decriminalisation of sex-work, and the propaganda war waged on sex workers. Why do we believe what we want and ignore the narrative of the sex workers themselves?
Tickets are £5.00 from www.wegottickets.com/event/397197 Call 07889 176 050 for more information.
In this 'arresting and engaging' show 4* Fringe Review, she talks about the politics surrounding the decriminalisation of sex-work, and the propaganda war waged on sex workers. Why do we believe what we want and ignore the narrative of the sex workers themselves?
Tickets are £5.00 from www.wegottickets.com/event/397197 Call 07889 176 050 for more information.
