The upcoming February half-term headliner for Comedy Club 4 Kids at the Slough Curve Venue has been announced.
Sunjai Arif is set to perform live in Slough on Thursday, 19 February at 2pm.
Since 2005, the Comedy Club 4 Kids has been getting stand-ups and sketch acts from the international circuit to do their thing for an audience of children and their families.
The venue states that this is 'without the rude bits'.
The event is described as being just like a normal comedy club, but it's on in the day, kids are allowed in.
The Curve stated that this does cause a higher than usual chance of heckles like ‘why is that your face!?’.
Audiences may have already seen Comedy Club 4 Kids at one of the regular gigs they run for all aged 6+ years at venues including the Komedia in Brighton, the Cramphorn Theatre in Chelmsford, G Live in Guildford, The Arc in Stockton and the Soho Theatre in London.
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They have also run performances at music festivals like Camp Bestival, Cornbury and Larmer Tree, if not at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
The venue stated: "Headliner Sunjai Arif is an act who can quickly win over any audience with his warm personality and keep them engaged with comedy story-telling, neat turns of phrases and exciting set-pieces.
"With material on everything from raising his young children to his own upbringing in an Indian/Turkish mixed raced family, Sunjai injects an irresistibly joyful energy into every topic he turns his hand to.
"He is especially well known for his unforgettable alternative and absurdist routines.
"Recreating nostalgic pop culture through music, homemade props, and hilarious costumes.
"Don’t miss this comedy show for kids coming to Slough this half-term."
Tickets are £12 or £10 for under-16s with age guidance for 6+ years.
This event is programmed by Storyden Limited, as part of the partnership between Norden Farm and Slough Borough Council to develop the venue at The Curve as a key cultural community hub for Slough. It is supported using public funding by Arts Council England.
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