Abigoliah Schamaun Hosts Stand-Up For NNAF Fundraiser On October 5 At The Comedy Store, London With Nina Conti Added To The Line Up
ABIGOLIAH SCHAMAUN TAKES ‘LEGALLY CHEEKY’ TO THE WOMEN IN COMEDY FESTIVAL TUESDAY 4TH OCTOBER AT THE NORTHERN MONK, MANCHESTER & HOSTS STAND-UP FOR NNAF FUNDRAISER (NATIONAL NETWORK OF ABORTION FUNDS) WEDNESDAY 5TH OCTOBER AT THE COMEDY STORE, LONDON
Since the overturning of Roe vs Wade in The States, Ohio-born comedian Abigoliah Schamaun has been mad as hell and wants to fight back.
Abigoliah said “As an American living abroad, sometimes I feel helpless when I see injustices back home. Like I’m too far away to help. That’s why I have chosen to do this fundraiser; it's a way for me to help, even though I’m on another continent.”
Abigoliah has partnered with the NNAF to help raise funds by hosting an evening of stand-up comedy with some of her funniest peers. Guests include NEW ADDITION: Nina Conti, Tiff Stevenson (Mock The Week), Sooz Kempner (Viral Twitter Sensation / The Now Show), Kemah Bob (Richard Osmond’s House of Games), Kerry Godliman (Afterlife) and Sikisa (Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club).
Remember, just by laughing, you’re helping!
Following her successful run at Edinburgh Fringe, Abigoliah is excited to bring Legally Cheeky to The Women in Comedy Festival.
Abigoliah said “It’s fantastic to be part of such a supportive female festival celebrating funny and talented women across a variety of different platforms”.
In praise of Legally Cheeky:
“Confident & brilliantly funny” – Broadway Baby
“A commanding stage presence” – Chortle
“A glittering, high-energy hour…belly laugh-inducing comedy ”- Edinburgh Guide
“Has the audience cheekily engaged from the start” - The Wee Review
“Packed out with funny incidents & anecdotes” - One4Review
Tickets
Purchase tickets for Stand Up for NNAF – October 5th at 8pm, The Comedy Store, London here
About the NNAF
The NNAF builds power with members to remove financial and logistical barriers to abortion access across the USA. By centring people who have abortions and organizing at the intersections of racial, economic, and reproductive justice.
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