Stand Up - End of Course Show

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When: Tue, 15th Apr • 8pm - 10pm

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Where: Theatre Deli, London
Run by: Ben Target

Get ready for a night of fresh, fearless stand-up comedy!

Come and celebrate the debut performances of our brilliant stand-up students as they take the mic. After five weeks of writing, testing, and refining their own original sets with award-winning comedian Ben Target, they’re stepping into the spotlight to share their work with you.

Know someone in the show? Come support your pal doing something amazing. Your laughter and encouragement mean the world and make all the difference!

About the space: Theatre Deli is a theatre rehearsal space in central London that operates out of commercial office spaces (so don't be put off by the entrance), please arrive at least 15 minutes before the performance as you will need to sign in at reception.

Let them know you are here for the Playface Student Show and then proceed to the cafe area to wait. We will come and get everyone from the cafe area just before 8pm when the show will start. Alcoholic drinks are allowed in the cafe but not the space where the show will be happening.

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