FARCICAL Comedy returns to The Left Bank Village on Saturday 12th March, with LUISA OMIELAN.

Luisa already has three groundbreaking hit shows under her belt. First, she asked “What Would Beyonce Do?! ” (sell out across the UK and Australia, is what she would do!), then she asked “Am I Right Ladies?!” and her thigh gap joke went viral with over 45 million views. Then she turned to politics and got a show on the BBC entitled “Politics for Bitches”. So the next logical step was for Luisa to bring her unique genre of comedy to religion – expect Mary Magdalene and dick jokes.

Luisa has been featured in The Guardian, The Radio Times, Forbes, Vogue, The Metro, Stylist Magazine, The Huffington Post, The Telegraph and countless other publications. She’s been nominated two years in a row for Best Comedy Show at the Melbourne International Festival and loves taking her universal shows around the world. Luisa is the first comedian to be acknowledged with a BAFTA Breakthrough award.

“One of the biggest stand up hits of the decade” – Guardian

Richard Curtis

“Luisa is so marvelous, she is funny, then sad then even funnier”

Dawn French

“Hilarious, Honest, Empowering”

Ruby Wax

“She is brilliant, I hate her”

Lenny Henry

“She is oxygen to the audiences”

Support from Sully O’Sullivan

First landing on TV screens in New Zealand’s original stand-up series ‘Pulp Comedy’, globe trotting Kiwi Comedian Sully O’Sullivan’s been declared a highlight of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival by The Scotsman, won the International Improvaganza Tournament in Canada, featured on Australian TV’s ‘The Comedy Channel’, opened for former WWE Hardcore Wrestling Champion Mick Foley, and supported cult heavy metal comic Steve Hughes on two UK national tours totalling over a 100 dates.

Middle act is Callum Oakley who was Hot Water Comedian of the Year 2017 Winner!

Liverpool born and with an Indian heritage, Callum started on the comedy scene at the tender age of 14 after attending a comedy course ran by fellow scouse comedian Sam Avery. Two years later Callum was thrust into the spotlight when at the age of 16 he made it to the live semi finals of Britains Got Talent.

Since then Callum has become a regular face on the UK comedy circuit, regularly appearing at Hot Water Comedy Club and most recently providing tour support for Paul Smith on his two UK tours. Callum has also provided tour support for Adam Rowe, Pat Monohan & Brennan Reece.

MC is James Ryan.