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Choose SE27 Comedy Festival presents Comedy Club 4 Kids

0	LONDON: South London Theatre
P	Sunday 6th October, 2024
N	10:30am

Event information

Advisories:
Suitable for ages 6+.
Adults to sit with children in their party (and help explain anything they get stuck on).
Group bookings to contain at least one adult for every three kids.

SHELF
Unusual among comedy double-acts for sharing a name with the most basic of storage facilities, Shelf are South London’s finest sketch act and dog impersonators.

Captivatingly silly and ever engaging, Rachel Watkeys Dowie and Ruby Clyde delight in twisty reveals and playful honesty.

Since their formation in 2015, Shelf have performed at Bestival, London Pride, and been nominated for Sketchfest’s Best New Act award. Their work has appeared on BBC3 and LADBible, and they are founding members of cult sell-out shows The LOL Word and ACMS. Since gigging for Comedy Club 4 Kids, they have put together a full hour of family-friendly comedy, and in 2023 won the award for UK’s Best Kid’s
Comedy Show.

“Rapturous giggles and shouts from children who are clearly loving this combination of clowning, physical theatre and slapstick.” The List

BEC HILL
Australian-born and now London-based, Bec has gained a cult following in Australia, the UK and Ireland thanks to her award-winning solo shows. She has a talent for incorporating arts and crafts into her stand-up routines, creating a unique and unforgettable comedy style that she calls “paper-puppetry”. She has showcased this on The Jonathon Ross Show, her own viral YouTube videos and two series of Makeaway Takeaway on CITV – an Art Attack for the next generation.

“There’s something special about Bec Hill.” The Times

AND YOUR HOST:

BEN VAN DER VELDE

One of the quickest wits around and a much-loved compere, he always brings a jam-packed back of nonsense, silliness and wisecracks to every gig he hosts.

"Wonderfully improvised riffs showcasing his impressive spontaneity and sharp tongue." Edinburgh Festivals Magazine