- New work in progress show from BBC Galton & Simpson comedy winner Grace Mulvey, an Irish stand-up taking the UK comedy scene by storm. Grace has a massive head. Physically. Not egotistically. Grace dares to tackle a controversial topic – is it an insult to tell a woman she looks like her Dad? From her toddler niece getting a boyfriend before her to embracing millennial women’s religion (going woo woo) to her Dad’s memory slipping and Grace’s big face being the only one he recognises. This warm and laugh-out-loud show is about parents, identity, and finding joy in the things you can’t escape. 'Guaranteed floor-to-ceiling laughs' (BeyondTheJoke.co.uk). 'Her writing is razor sharp' (One4Review.co.uk). Support for Joanne McNally.
Zoe is a two time award-nominated Canadian comedian living in London presenting an unauthorized survival guide for staying hopeful while everything quietly explodes. How To Be Happy All The Time is an absurd, spiralling show about hard choices, ill-advised intimacy, and family drama that feels both relatable while also unimaginable. It’s a show about chasing happiness like it’s a competitive sport — and losing beautifully. Strange, honest, and joyfully unhinged.
"Incredible joke writer" - Mae Martin
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This show is organised by the performer and/or individual promoters. The performers and content of this show is independent from the Top Secret Comedy mixed bill shows at 8pm on weekdays and our Afternoon, Early, Late and Late Late Shows on weekends.
Event Grace Mulvey and Zoe Brownstone: Work In Progress
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