Cracking Comedy in Aid of Women and Children First - Live Stream
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About this event
Livestream ticket sales are closed on Eventbrite but you can register or subscribe here on the Nextup Comedy website until the last minute.
All proceeds, including the first bill of any new NextUp membership (minus Eventbrite and processing fees) go to Women and Children First UK.
Subscribe to NextUp Comedy here.
An amazing lineup of comedians come together for one night, Live from the Leicester Square Theatre, to help women and children worldwide.
In-Person tickets are sold out!
Stream directly via NextUp.
LINE UP
James Acaster
Maisie Adam
Sindhu Vee
Mike Wozniak
Olga Koch
Nathan Caton
Elf Lyons
Vix Leyton (MC)
You can also donate funds to Women and Children First here, to support them in their work to help women, children, mothers and their babies to survive and thrive in some of the world’s poorest, most rural communities. Any little helps.
HOW DO STREAMING TICKETS WORK?
The easiest way to watch our live streams is to become a member or buy this show only straight from the website - you'll be prompted to create a free account and the show will be added straight to your library.
Otherwise, you can buy a ticket through Eventbrite here, and we'll send you a redemption code and link ahead of the show. With this link, you will be prompted to validate your code and create a free account and the show will be added straight to your library.
All proceeds (minus Eventbrite and processing fees) go to Women & Children First. This includes the first bill of any new NextUp membership.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST
Women and Children First is an international development charity, established in 2001, that supports women, children and young people in some of the world’s poorest communities in Africa and Asia, including Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
The charity believes too many women die needlessly and do not have control over their futures, facing problems that harm them, kill them or hold them back. These include preventable and treatable problems like complications in pregnancy and childbirth, violence and diseases like malaria.
The organisation believes that local communities are best placed to find the answers to these problems and can come up with the life-saving ideas to benefit their communities.
