








Expect a cheek-aching night of laughter!
Stand Up for The Loss Foundation, the comedy night of the year, is back and bigger than ever!
On Saturday 28th June 2025, join us at the Union Chapel Islington for an evening of uproarious comedy.
Yet again, we’ve put together a starry line-up of comedians (+ expect a few surprises!)
The exceptionally funny Tom Deacon will lead us through a night of incredible acts…
The comedy genius Paul Foot!
The sharp, naughty and lovable Lucy Porter!
The comedian the world needed but never knew they wanted Nabil Abdulrashid!
The comedic ninja Javier Jarquin!
The charismatic and relatable Michelle Shaughnessy!
MC: Tom Deacon
Please put your hands together for your host… the exceptionally funny Tom Deacon, a seasoned stand-up and presenter with charm to spare. Described as having “boundless energy and effortless confidence,” Tom will guide us through a night of unforgettable comedy.
Paul Foot
Paul Foot is a true original in the comedy world – known for his surreal, eccentric style and cult following. A regular on shows like Never Mind the Buzzcocks and 8 Out of 10 Cats, Paul’s unpredictable brilliance and beautifully bizarre storytelling make him utterly unforgettable.
Lucy Porter
Lucy Porter is a comedy favourite, known for her sharp wit, warmth, and endlessly relatable humour. A regular on QI, Have I Got News for You, and The News Quiz, Lucy’s clever observations and charm light up every stage she steps on. Smart, funny, and brilliantly engaging — she’s a must-see.
Nabil Abdulrashid
Nabil Abdulrashid is a bold and brilliant voice in British comedy, known for mixing razor-sharp humour with powerful social commentary. A finalist on Britain’s Got Talent and a standout on Live at the Apollo, Nabil’s comedy is provocative, intelligent, and always unforgettable. A true force on stage.
Javier Jarquin
Javier Jarquin is a high-energy comic and master of live performance, known for his slick delivery and smart, quick-fire humour. Whether dazzling crowds with his unique “Card Ninja” act or storming comedy clubs around the world, Javier brings charisma, skill, and serious laughs to every show.
Michelle Shaughnessy
Michelle Shaughnessy is a rising star with razor-sharp wit and brilliantly relatable comedy. As seen on The Stand Up Sketch Show and Comedy Central, her honest, no-nonsense take on life, love, and everything in between makes her a standout voice on the circuit. Smart, sassy, and seriously funny.
General Admission Tickets £22
Please note there are limited tickets available.
About The Union Chapel, Islington
Located in the heart of Islington, London, the incredible Union Chapel stands as an iconic venue renowned for its historic charm and stunning architecture.
Situated at the crossroads of Compton Terrace and Upper Street, the Union Chapel is easily accessible by public transport, with numerous bus routes serving the area and Highbury & Islington underground station just a short walk away.
📍Union Chapel, London, N1 2UN











Comedy in London – Once a Year, It Means Connection and Friendship
The Loss Foundation stands out as the sole charity in the UK dedicated to providing specialised support for those experiencing cancer-related bereavement. Although our headquarters are in London, our services extend across the UK. We stand prepared throughout the year to assist individuals coping with the loss of a loved one to cancer, offering a range of resources such as online support groups, grief workshops, Walk and Talks, and therapy sessions.
While there are probably thousands of comedy shows in London annually, there’s only one night dedicated to raising funds for the often overlooked and underfunded cause of cancer loss.
Each ticket bought for this London comedy event directly contributes to supporting individuals navigating the aftermath of losing a family member or friend to cancer, facilitating connections and solidarity in grief.
Of all the comedy events happening in London on Saturday 28th June 2025, choose the one that stands out by offering crucial support to those grappling with the heavy burden of grief. See you there!
