Funny Femmes Triple Bill: Work in Progress
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Times: 7:00pm
Tickets: Pay What You Can (suggested price £12)
Running Time: 60 mins
Age Guidance: 16+
This event takes place in person and currently includes socially-distanced seating. We will review the Covid-19 roadmap in July and this event may operate at an increased capacity.
Three badass funny femmes present you with a hilariously diverse triple bill of comedy.
Featuring Charlie George (writer for Charlie Brooker’s Anti-Viral Wipe, Cunk & Other Humans and Death to 2020), Alex Bertulis-Fernandes (2Northdown Semi-Finalist and writer for The Now Show) and Sharlin Jahan (as heard on BBC Essex Radio, Second City Conservatory Programme).
From being told women aren’t funny, to it not being culturally accepted, these women defy expectations (some low, some high, some non-existent) to bring you their uniquely hilarious view on the world. Proving you shouldn’t think tokenistically about brown girls…because we’re all uniquely brilliant, dangerous & stupid.
Each of these women have been advised not to do comedy and now, despite their better judgement – and their safety on the streets of London – are doing it.
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As part of our wider commitment to making the arts accessible to everyone, all performances at Battersea Arts Centre will now be part of our universal Pay What You Can pricing model.
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TICKET INFO
All tickets are for seating in our Council Chamber.
Tickets are available to purchase in fixed groups; you can purchase tickets for groups of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 people. We cannot currently allow groups of 6+ people.
Your group will be distanced from other groups by 2 metres.
WHAT TO EXPECT
We are delighted to welcome you to Battersea Arts Centre this September.
We are a Covid secure venue and are following guidelines set out by the government to make your visit a safe and enjoyable one.
All visitors need to wear a mask or face covering while in the building. This can be removed to enjoy drinks, while seated in the auditorium.
Social distancing, a one way system and hand sanitising stations will be in place.
We will review the Covid-19 roadmap in July and this event may operate at an increased capacity.
ACCESS
This event takes place in person and currently includes socially-distanced seating.
We will review the Covid-19 roadmap in July and this event may operate at an increased capacity.
If you’ve booked a ticket, you’ll receive an email in advance with helpful information before the performance.
This event takes place in our Council Chamber.
Step-Free Access
There is step-free access and wheelchair accessible seating in the Council Chamber. The space is on the first floor and is accessed by using a lift. There is step-free access to Scratch Bar and ground floor public spaces. There are accessible toilet facilities across the building.
Wheelchair spaces
Due to social distancing guidelines, we have significantly reduced the number of seats in the Council Chamber. There is one wheelchair space available per performance. This can be booked online.
Access Companions
If you are disabled and require a companion to accompany you in order to attend the performance, you can book one free access companion ticket.
Further Information
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