Zoom Comedy Night from Croydon: Desiree Burch, Nabil Abdulrashid & More

[London. 30 November 2020] A stellar line-up is in store at a new Zoom Comedy Night brought to you live from Croydon, London (UK) on 5 December, from 8:00pm to 10:00pm.

Hosted by Thanyia Moore (Mock the Week), the unmissable line-up features:

· Desiree Burch (Live at the Apollo/ Netflix/ BBC);
· Nabil Abdulrashid (Britain's Got Talent/ Muslims Like Us);
· Huge Davies (The Now Show); and
· Pope Lonergan (Pope's Addiction Clinic/ BBC Radio 4).

With tickets at just £10, all funds raised will be donated by the organiser to community leader, Patsy Cummings’ campaign to represent Croydon and Sutton at the General London Assembly in 2021.

Comedian Desiree Birch said: "This is a phenomenal line up at any time of the year, but this time you’re getting it from the comfort of your own home and theirs. It’s we supported more diversity both in comedy and politics."

Supporting Croydon communities…

Organised by local Labour Party supporters, proceeds from the event will be donated to support Patsy Cummings' campaign to serve the communities of Croydon and Sutton at the London Assembly

Patsy has a twenty-year track record delivering for all communities with the voluntary and charity sector, including with Citizens UK, Croydon Assembly and Labour Against Racism and Fascism. Now as a councillor, she continues to stand for a fairer, more democratic and just society. Patsy notably was a community organiser leader with Citizen’s UK on the original London Living Wage campaign in 2001, worked with young people across London during the spike of youth violence in 2007 and has more recently campaigned with others to demand justice for victims of the Windrush scandal. She stands well respected as part of a borough and London wide team working with young people, community groups and institutions to tackle the rise in youth violence in a holistic way.

Patsy Cummings has said: “I hope to bring my grassroots community organising experience to City Hall to fight for equality, fairness and justice for London communities. This includes better and cheaper housing and transport, a greener environment and ensuring the safety of young people on our streets."