Stand Up for The Loss Foundation, is back by popular demand for the 8th year. Hosted at the Union Chapel, in Islington, London on Friday 28th July 2023, a brilliant comedy night awaits you and raises much needed funds to support The Loss Foundation, a charity that supports people who have lost loved ones to cancer.
We create spaces for people to come together in grief but for one night a year we come together to share tears of laughter.
Once again, we have an all-star line-up to make you belly-laugh as well as a few surprises….
HOST:
We have the very funny Tom Deacon, one of the hottest young comedians and presenters on the circuit. He has made us roar with laughter year after year and this performance will be no exception!
CONFIRMED ACTS:
The master in intelligent, no-frills stand-up Dara Ó Briain!
The quick-witted Suzi Ruffell!
The comedy genius Paul Foot!
The charismatic and relatable Michelle Shaughnessy!
The imaginative, mischievous, and yet gleefully authentic Tom Ward!
The rising star Jack Skipper!
The very frank Abigoliah Schamaun!
General Admission Tickets £25.00
Student/NHS worker discounted tickets are £20 (ID needed at the door for entry). Please note there are limited discount tickets available.
Doors open from 6:30pm.

“As a small charity, fundraising is hugely important to us as it allows us to provide our support for free when a loved one dies from cancer/ covid.” Erin Thompson, founder of The Loss Foundation

Tickets are available via: https://bit.ly/unioncomedy or The Union Chapel website: https://unionchapel.org.uk/

Every day in the UK, 457 people die from cancer (Cancer Research [2017-2019]). The Loss Foundation is the only UK charity to specialise in cancer loss support for the loved ones left behind – whether that be spouses, family members, friends or colleagues. In response to the global pandemic we are also currently supporting Covid-19 bereavement.