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The Femmes of Colo(u)r Comedy Comedy Club presents

FOC IT UP!

Fri 12 Jul & Sat 13 Jul 90 minutes
Join founder Kemah Bob and her incredibly hilarious comrades in comedy for a night the Evening Standard calls 'a riot of positivity and inclusivity'.
‘An unapologetic celebration of comedians of colour’
Diva Magazine

The FOC IT UP! Comedy Club is an unapologetic celebration of comedians of colour that are not cis-men. Since 2018, they have brought its revolutionary energy to sold out shows in London, the Edinburgh Fringe, Latitude and Southbank Festival.

Hot off recording the first season of the FOC IT UP! podcast, featuring stand-up from over 50 comedians, the Femmes of Colour Comedy Club are back at Soho. White audience members are encouraged to check their privilege at the door.

Fri 12 Jul
Hosted by Kemah Bob
Leila Navabi, Pravanya Pillay, Miss Mo Real, Sigi Moonlight, Thanyia Moore

Sat 13 Jul
Hosted by Kemah Bob
Amrou Al-Kadhi, Kyrah Gray, Kate Cheka, Blank Peng, Don One


PAY IT FORWARD TICKETS
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FOC IT UP! believes that those of us who can’t afford a night out for a laugh often need it the most. If you would like to ‘pay it forward’ and make it possible for people going through a tough time to have a good time, you can donate £16 (per additional ticket you would like to make available) at checkout. To book a ‘pay it forward’ ticket, please drop us an email at tickets@sohotheatre.com. These tickets are subject to availability. You can also call the box office on 020 7478 0100.

Follow @FOCitupcomedy on Instagram for updates.

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Reviews

'A vibrant & inclusive space for femmes (including women, non-binary & trans people) of colour in comedy to thrive… Changing the industry, one gig at a time'
Pink News
'Kemah Bob and her brilliantly diverse FOC IT UP! podcast are blowing the doors of comedy wide open'
Evening Standard

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