Slap and Giggle Presents: Winsie Chen - I'm Not A Feminist

Winsie Chen: the former child actress who traded the melodrama of theatre for the existential dread of banking—because nothing screams 'proud Asian' like a career path that pleases your parents but tortures your soul. She's now navigating the absurdity of tech startups while moonlighting on stage, not so much for a career pivot as for a plea of sanity. Born in China and bounced around five countries, she's mastered the art of being perpetually confused and linguistically challenged.

“Standup at night? What do you mean exactly?” - Anonymous, a code name for her bewildered Chinese parents.

“Standup at night? What do you mean exactly?” - James, her tech startup boss.

"... Who?" - The Scotsman

“That was the punchline, right?” - Lucy, her best friend, post-performance.

“Am I going to be a joke in your next set?” - Frank, her ex. (Spoiler alert: Yes.)

The night also features:

Jules Brook

TV presenter, actress, comedian. Racially ambiguous. Jules began her career as a host on MTV, then moved into sports broadcasting, specifically golf, yes that’s right, golf. Touring the world, Jules interviewed the world’s best athletes, but she discovered everyone takes themselves too seriously, which spurred her on to comedy.

Leo J

Deadpan, racially ambiguous comedian known for the web series Leo's Love Life

Set in the basement of the Little Yellow Door, the room is perfect for a night of laughs, with cozy seating and a great selection of drinks.

Whether you're looking for a fun night out with friends, a memorable date night, or just a chance to escape the daily grind, we have you covered.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to laugh until your sides hurt and create lasting memories with friends and fellow comedy enthusiasts.