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    • Gulbenkian's monthly comedy club has been organised by our Student Committee!

    Everyone is welcome to this special Funny Rabbit, and we have 200 FREE student tickets available – first come, first served.

    Opener: Blank Peg

    Second Place of Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year 2024

    Finalist of Funny Women Awards, Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year; Beat the Frog World Series; The Pleasance Scratch
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    Regular act at top clubs like Top Secret Comedy. Hot Water Comedy Club, The Glee, The Forge.

    Headliner: Kate Butch

    Kate Butch is an award-winning menace to society who is perhaps best known for competing on Series 5 of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, becoming one of its breakout stars. Before that, she made her professional debut at the age of 11, playing a sweetcorn-obsessed child in Green Giant’s ‘my mum says you are what you eat’ advertising campaign.

    She is also an experienced stand-up comedian, enjoying sold-out Edinburgh runs of her shows Kate if You Wanna Go Butcher and Wuthering Shites, as well as performing in Drag Queens vs Zombies and Drag Queens vs Vampires, the latter of which was one of the top 20 best-reviewed comedy shows of EdFringe 2023. That year she also made her West End debut in Sleeping Beauty at the Harold Pinter Theatre, and is returning to Panto at London’s Phoenix Theatre in Peter Pan this festive season. She co-hosts the comedy podcast Queers Gone By, which The Guardian dubbed one of the world’s funniest podcasts.

    She has also worked with one of the Cheeky Girls. Unfortunately she can’t remember which.

    She has performed for Cabaret Carnival, Cray Cray Cabaret, Jokers Comedy Club and more.

     

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    FR: Kate Butch & Blank Peg

    Fri 10 October

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