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Get a healthy dose of queer comedy at YAAAS Kween

If you’re in need of a laugh, here’s the perfect tonic – a night of queer comedy at Lazy Susan’s Comedy Lounge.

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The sketch comedy show YAAAS Kween will be at the comedy room above the Brisbane Hotel for two nights this month. The comedy romp promises to explore feminism, diversity and all things millennial.

The show is brought to you by four kweens in their own right – Jaleesa Maher, Amri Mrisho, Tor Snyder and Alex Christophers.

Head down on Friday 11th and Saturday 12th October, find all the details on Facebook and book your tickets now.

OIP Staff


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