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by Emma Merchant
October 27, 2024
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The Wokingham Lions Club has announced its new season of  #WOKY Comedy Nights at Wokingham Theatre, will begin on Friday, October 4. Picture: Wokingham Lions Club

The Wokingham Lions Club has announced its new season of #WOKY Comedy Nights at Wokingham Theatre, will begin on Friday, October 4. Picture: Wokingham Lions Club

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SOME tickets are still available for a Wokingham Lions Club event that promotes giggles while supporting borough charities.

#Woky Comedy Night brings comedians to the stage to raise money for the various borough charities supported by The Lions.

The popular monthly events can sell out quickly, but some seats remain for anyone who needs a giggle, at the organisers’ next show.

There will be three comedians, and a comic MC for the night, all of whom invite their audience to sit back, relax, and enjoy.

The event takes place at Wokingham Theatre, on Friday, November 15.

The bar is open from 7pm, with entertainment from 8.30pm.

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Tickets cost £18.50.

For tickets and information, visit: wokinghamtheatre.org.uk, wokinghamlions.org.uk or search for Wokingham Lions on social media.

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