A event held at The White Rabbit on Wednesday 4th March. The event starts at 19:30.
Oppo Comedy is a weekly stand up comedy gig that happens at The White Rabbit in Clifton, Bristol. A new material night with a pro headliner and brilliant local support (recent ones include Josh Widdicombe, James Acaster, Russell Kane), we think there is no better way to spend £2 on a Wednesday evening!
Doors 7.30pm, Kick off 8pm.
On Wednesday 5th March we are delighted to welcome back one of our favourite acts, the wonderful Sara Barron.
Here's more about Sara:
EDINBURGH COMEDY AWARD NOMINEE: BEST NEWCOMER 2018
Sara is an American writer turned stand-up living in London. While Stateside, she wrote for Vanity Fair, published two essay collections, and earned the role of host for the hit U.S. storytelling show, The Moth. This, in turn, gave her the bug for live performance. It also introduced her to her (British) husband, which prompted an eventual move to the UK. Since she started stand-up she has been nominated as Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Festival and appeared on Live at the Apollo, The Guilty Feminist, BBC R4Xtra, and Dave Gorman’s “Modern Life is Goodish”.
Her mix of unvarnished stories from her own life and those she meets have helped her skyrocket up the British comedy scene, as audiences have fallen in love with her gossipy, charming and outrageous stand-up.
“When you aren’t squirming, you’re laughing out loud.” Los Angeles Times
“Sara Barron is the reigning queen of New York’s live storytelling scene. In The Harm in Asking she proves she’s even better written down.” Jon Ronson, author of The Psychopath Test
“An excellent line in cynicism about sex, life and friendship.” Evening Standard
“Filthy and fearless.” Daily Telegraph
#coolvibes
Entry requirements:
Doors 7.30pm, Kick off 8pm.
On Wednesday 5th March we are delighted to welcome back one of our favourite acts, the wonderful Sara Barron.
Here's more about Sara:
EDINBURGH COMEDY AWARD NOMINEE: BEST NEWCOMER 2018
Sara is an American writer turned stand-up living in London. While Stateside, she wrote for Vanity Fair, published two essay collections, and earned the role of host for the hit U.S. storytelling show, The Moth. This, in turn, gave her the bug for live performance. It also introduced her to her (British) husband, which prompted an eventual move to the UK. Since she started stand-up she has been nominated as Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Festival and appeared on Live at the Apollo, The Guilty Feminist, BBC R4Xtra, and Dave Gorman’s “Modern Life is Goodish”.
Her mix of unvarnished stories from her own life and those she meets have helped her skyrocket up the British comedy scene, as audiences have fallen in love with her gossipy, charming and outrageous stand-up.
“When you aren’t squirming, you’re laughing out loud.” Los Angeles Times
“Sara Barron is the reigning queen of New York’s live storytelling scene. In The Harm in Asking she proves she’s even better written down.” Jon Ronson, author of The Psychopath Test
“An excellent line in cynicism about sex, life and friendship.” Evening Standard
“Filthy and fearless.” Daily Telegraph
#coolvibes
Entry requirements:
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