LGBTIQ Inclusive Comedy
Decompress the stress of the marriage equality survey with comedians Jude Perl and Kirsty Webeck.
Overview
For some comic relief in the aftermath of the emotionally gruelling marriage equality campaign, head to Caz Reitop's Dirty Secrets rooftop this Thursday, November 23 to see comedians Kirsty Webeck and Jude Perl.
"It's going to be a celebration that the postal survey is over and I can get back to focusing on comedy," says LGBTIQ rights activist Kirsty Webeck and creator of those hilarious 'The Postal Survey Made Me' Gayer t-shirts.
With 61.6 percent of Australian respondents giving a definitive 'YES' to same-sex couples' right to marry, there's certainly cause to celebrate, but uncertainty remains on when the requisite legislation will actually be enacted. In the meantime, a bit of self-care in the form of an intimate comedy night may just be the way to go.
Kirsty and Jude, who are both performing at the 2018 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, will kick things off at 7.30pm.
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