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Funny Haha Comedy (R)Evolution

A Night of Radical Acts

​Award Winning Disabled Women Telling Twisted Tales
​27 September - ARC Stockton and Livestreamed - 7.00pm
​A graffiti brick wall with text which reads: Little Cog in association with ARC Stockton presents Funny Haha Comedy (R)Evolution. A Night of Radical Acts – Disabled women telling twisted tales. Wednesday 27 September 7.00pm Pay What You Decide. ARC Stockton and Livestream. Labels on the image read Arts Council England, Little Cog, Award Winning Women and As seen by Channel 4 Two quotes read “Writing’s on the wall for the status quo” followed by five stars and “Fierce, funny and F*cking Fantastic”, also followed by five stars.​

SAVE THE DATE: 27 September

Tickets are Pay What you Decide after the event


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A powerful, hilarious new force has been quietly growing in comedy over the last three years - disabled women doing it for ourselves. Since our initial comedy masterclasses with the incredible Rosie Jones during lockdown, we've grown from being a short online course to a dynamic writers’ room for disabled women writing in a range of comedy forms. Now it's time to throw off our invisibility and replace it with a cloak of funny and fierce resistance. This will not be a night of the same old stories by the same old voices . Instead we have created characters you will have never seen, written stand up you won't have heard, and will be delivering hilarious brand new lyrics and poetry, all with the potential for cabaret, theatre and TV development.

Get your laughing gear on, come to the party and get ready to join our gang!


The Funny Haha Comedy Writers’ Room has eight women writers from all over the country who meet once a week online to develop our craft and to support each other, and endlessly laugh, and this year sees us push ourselves to the next stage with these fab developments. 

Live audience folks - the writers in the group are from a wide range of communities with incredibly diverse experiences and perspectives. Tickets will be available soon - for attending in person and online. Comedy really needs a strong live audience so get your tickets early - they are pay what you decide to make the event accessible and to give you control over paying whatever amount you choose to. If you desire an entertaining night of something completely different - we're your gals. BSL, self and audio description, and captions available. Content awareness information and sensory information will be available in advance.

Comedy industry folks - here is a fantastic opportunity to tune into voices you might not have heard before in front of a live audience – we’re inviting theatre, stand up, TV commissioners, programmers, and bookers to see our potential, to hear more about us and to have a great night!  And whilst we make our work for the widest possible audiences, 20-25% of the population is disabled so we also want to ensure that disabled people are included in our audiences. Booking industry tickets will be possible soon.

Join the Funny Haha Comedy (R)Evolution. Get the date in your diary – September will be here very soon. 


Book Publication Coming Too!
Yes! ​We’re also publishing a book! So few disabled voices are yet to be captured in print and so we have decided to put together a collection of works written by the members of Funny Haha. Vibrant, three dimensional characters telling surprising stories. We’re writing on the theme of All The Women I Could Have Been and all the writers have unique ways into this theme.

The book is perfect for readers, disabled actors and cabaret performers, and students of disability writing and performance. We are repeatedly told that there isn't an audience for the work of disabled people, so we hope we can rely on you to become part of a groundswell that proves those old views wrong. Political, surreal, hilarious, relatable and a whole range of forms from really talented writers. You will be able to pre-order so keep checking back or look out for us on social media.
A series of photographs of members of Funny Haha Writer’s Room are places on a red brick wall background.  Porcelain Delaney is a young white woman with black hair styled up into a beehive. She is smiling to camera whilst standing at the bottom of some large steps outdoors. We can see the black and sequinned straps of a performance costume.  A close up portrait of Honor Flaherty. She is a white woman with pink lips and dark long eyelashes, smiling enigmatically to camera. She has long dark hair Tanya Akrofi is a young black woman smiling to camera. She has long dark hair tied back in braids, is wearing colourful earrings and has two nose piercings on the left. She is wearing a blue top.  Vici is a white woman in her fifties with short bright teal hair. She is wearing a dark rimmed glasses, a black scarf and a black and white checked top.  She is seated in front of a bookshelf and is laughing to camera. Karina is a white woman with long blond hair and blue eyes. She is wearing a blue top and is smiling broadly to camera.  Lynne is a white woman with short blond hair and is wearing dark rimmed glasses and a blue floral top whilst holding a stunning posy of sunflowers. She is smiling warmly to camera with a blue sky and green fields background. India is a young white woman in her twenties. She has very short brown hair and bright blue eyes, matched by her top. She is smiling gently towards the camera.  JulieMc McNamara is an older white woman beaming at the camera, ready for mischief. She is wearing a navy blue shirt and is against a bright yellow background. She has short brown hair.
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Little Cog
ARC Stockton
60 Dovecot Street
Stockton-On-Tees
TS18 1LL

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