Award Winning Laugh-Able continues our wonderful summer of stand up with another fantastic group of up and coming comedians with disabilities and mental health conditions Acts Include: Kate Harrison Stephen Portlock Dylan Dodds Our Resident MC Award Winning Mark Nicholas (West End New Act OF The Year Semi Finalist, Disability Champions Award 2023) "Impressively Skilled" (The Scotsman) "Mark's one of the best new acts on the circuit, check him out before he's famous!" (Joe Wells) "Laughed my Fkin A Off" (Desiree Birch, The Mash Report) And Of Course, Winner of the Funny Women Of The Year Award 2024 Kate Cheka! Charismatic, eloquent, frank and wittyan impressive debut for a bright comic. Chortle Witty and charmingthe audience are quickly drawn into Kates world The List Shes unstoppable. Her enthusiastic delivery cracks along at such a pace that you wonder whether shes remembering to breathe. The Skinny So warm and totally herself, with so much to love! LMAOnaise A powerful debut run from this humdinger of a show. Funny Women Doors Open 7pm Start Time 7:30pm Interval 8:15pm End Time 9:30pm BYOB Pay What You Can Wheelchair Accessible, Hearing Loops in the Building, Assistance Dogs Welcome Relaxed Performance Tea, Coffee and Refreshments in the Break Prizes for the best Audience!

Laugh-Able Ends it's 24/25 season in style with another amazing lineup of the most up and coming Acts with Disabilities and Mental Conditions on the Circuit Acts Include..... Eva Jade Andrews Paggy RG Scott Oswald Oro Rose George Sutton Oli Rodan Your Host Mark Nicholas (Disability Champions Award 2023, Amateo Award 2022, West End New Act Of The Year Semi Finalist 2018) "Impressively Skilled" (The Scotsman) "Mark's one of the best new acts on the circuit, check him out before he's famous!" (Joe Wells) And your Amazing Headliner Joshua Robertson (Tour Support For Tom Stade and Shaparak Khorsandi As seen on BBC Three and Dave.) Comedian profile Joshua Robertson Biography Joshua is a stand-up comedian, writer and actor living in London. Joshua had a severe motorbike crash when he was 11 years old. He spent 4 months in a coma and now lives with a physical disability. He started performing standup comedy at 19 and has since performed around the world and across the UK, including regular appearances at The London Comedy Store. Joshua has performed 3 one hour shows in the Adelaide Fringe, Brighton Fringe and Camden Fringe, and has been a support act for Tom Stade and Shappi Khorsandi. DAD JOKE, a comedy short which Joshua co-wrote and stars in, was commissioned by the BFI and Film London and premiered at the BFI London Film Festival. Loosely based on Joshua’s life, it sees a disabled comedian performing a make-or-break gig on the night his first child is born. Joshua was selected for the Edinburgh Film Festival’s Talent Lab Connects to develop Dad Joke into a TV series. "Joshua is a great comedic talent, but also completely unapologetic, he gives no fucks, which I love, especially with the awkwardness of other stand-ups. He may not fit the sanitised ‘disabled stand-up’ you’re used to, but actually, that’s vital" (Neurodiverse Review)

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Celebrate the start of summer with another brilliant evening of mental health and disability-themed comedy at Laugh-Able — award-winning, accessible, and always heart-warmingly hilarious!