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    • Gulbenkian's monthly comedy club - radical and exciting, but also warm and snuggle as a bunny rabbit.

    Headliner: James Barr

    James Barr is a comedian, broadcaster and storyteller behind one of the most talked-about shows of Edinburgh Fringe 2025, Sorry I Hurt Your Son (Said My Ex To My Mum). A multi-award-winning performer, James has been praised as “brave, funny and gloriously empowering” (Broadway Baby). Off stage, James co-hosts weekday mornings on Hits Radio Breakfast with Fleur East and Will Best. His provocative and playful appearances on Piers Morgan Uncensored have racked up over 50 million views, and his hit podcast A Gay And A NonGay won both a Webby & LOVIE award in 2025 and remains one of the UK’s most loved LGBTQ+ shows.

    *****“Barr has mastered the balance between comedy and tragedy.” Theatre Thoughts

    ***** “Gloriously empowering” Broadway Baby
    **** “Confronting and funny” The List

    “Love this guy” Mel B

    Opener: Kathryn Mather

    Mather was described as “wickedly accomplished” by The Rolling Stone, and “dark, sharp and largely unprintable” by The Oxford Times. She has appeared on Comedy Central Live, and is co-host of Historical Hot or Not podcast and Watching Eastenders From The Very Beginning podcast.

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