Stand-up comedy debut show by Chloe Reynolds, presented by LOL-GBTQ+ at Lord Roberts as part of the Nottingham Comedy Festival.
Chloe Reynolds makes her stand-up debut at Lord Roberts on Saturday 7 November, with her first show Dissonance. It's presented by LOL-GBTQ+, and it's part of the Nottingham Comedy Festival, which returns for its 18th year.
Dissonance is a debut that doesn't shy away from the heavy stuff. Reynolds describes it as a show about transition, faith, cancer, and football, and the unsettling realisation that changing your life doesn't necessarily change who you are. It's a lot to fit into one hour, and the title points to the friction between those things — the faith and the transition, the cancer and the football, and the gap between who you think you've become and who you still are.
That's the kind of show that works best in a room like Lord Roberts, and it sits well within the wider festival. The Nottingham Comedy Festival is a ten-day run that brings together comedians from across the country, from brand-new acts to established names, and it makes a point of supporting underrepresented voices, including women, BAME and LGBTQIA+ comedians. This is a debut show, so you're seeing Reynolds right at the start of her live career.
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It's on Saturday 7 November, starting at 19:10 at Lord Roberts, 24 Broad Street, NG1 3AN. Tickets are £8.80.
