We at Factually Inaccurate take no responsibility for the truthfulness or otherwise of the funny lectures you will hear at our night. You may leave the venue having learned something. You may leave having had knowledge sucked out of you and replace by flights of terrifying whimsy. But we can be sure that you will have an awesome time either way.

Our performers will be a mixture of up and coming comedians who we like very much, and more established comedians who we like very much.

For our second-ever show we have Yuriko Kotani, Luke Rollason, MJ Hibbett, Vix Leyton and Kate Martin. Your host will be James Walsh, and co-producer Maddi Sainsbury will no doubt also pop on stage with an indeterminate number of stylophones.

We have awesome cabaret style, socially distanced seating, and you can order food and drink to your table via the Butlr app. The Miller is lovely and the staff are great. You’ll have a nice time.

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Time: Doors open 7:30 pm / Show at 8pm

Where: Hoopla Impro, 96 Snowsfields Road, London Bridge, SE1 3SS.

Tube: London Bridge.

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Yuriko Kotani is a London-based Japanese comedian. Her comic timing is a work of rare beauty, and she is very interested in the British concept of "ish", which has no equivalent in Japan.

Luke Rollason is a writer, performer and clown. I have seen him perform dressed as a sperm. I have seen him perform not dressed as a sperm. He was very funny both times. He performs absurdly creative physical comedy, and you will like him very much.

MJ Hibbett is an indiepop legend with a sideline in ludicrous rock operas and talks about geeky things that interests him. Dinosaur Planet and Moon Horse are two of the silliest and therefore funniest things ever to happen at Edinburgh Fringe. He gets cross if you're mean about Stratford.

Vix Leyton is a Welsh / East London dual citizen to whom many ridiculous things happen, and she has the talent and the ability to turn these into funny things that pour out of her on stage

Kate Martin is an up-and-coming st.and-up to whom I have explained the concept of this night VERY poorly, so it'll be fun to see what she comes up with. Her material is extremely polished, her observations are razor-sharp, and her northerness has survived the journey south intact.

We at Factually Inaccurate have decided to make a fanzine to sell on the night. It will be filled with interviews and features on funny things and people you like. You can pay more money and be guaranteed a copy if you like.

There will also be free pamphlets. We've found a relatively affordable print shop and we're not afraid to use it.