Lucy Beaumont Challenges Hot Water Comedy Club's Commitment to Female Comedians

Sunday, 15 September 2024, 00:40

Lucy Beaumont highlights the gender disparity in comedy at Hot Water Comedy Club, questioning the lack of female representation. Beaumont's comments have stirred debate on gender balance in comedy shows.
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Lucy Beaumont Challenges Hot Water Comedy Club's Commitment to Female Comedians

Lucy Beaumont's Bold Statement

In a recent post, comedian Lucy Beaumont expressed her frustration with the gender imbalance in comedy shows at Hot Water Comedy Club. She criticized the club for having nearly all male performers, prompting a defensive response from the club.

Hot Water Comedy Club Responds

Hot Water Comedy Club has released a statement clarifying its efforts to support female comedians. They noted that 85 to 90% of applications are from men, making it challenging to achieve gender parity without compromising show quality.

  • Founded in 2010
  • Located in Liverpool
  • Has launched many successful comedians

Despite their efforts, the club remains under scrutiny, particularly following Beaumont's remarks about the broader comedy landscape.


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