LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE – COMEDY BRUNCH CELEBRATING PRIDE
Part informal networking, part comedy masterclass, and part inspirational conversation, this is our second Glitter Edition Live Comedy Brunch celebrating PRIDE week at the Groucho Club London.
Hosted by Lucy Ryan — award-winning international showgirl, director, mentor and lead coach for The Glitter Challenge — the event brings together performers, creatives and industry voices for a lively discussion on confidence, creativity and the power of humour.
Lucy is joined by AJ Stubberfield, a trans, working-class comedian, actor and writer whose sharp, socially observant comedy has made him one of the standout voices on the UK circuit. A Funny Women Stage Award finalist, AJ has performed a sold-out solo show at Soho Theatre and appeared in productions including Goodbye Oestrogen, Selfie Made Man and Flux at the Royal Court, where he also made his debut as a writer. His screen work includes appearances in Thursday Murder Club (Netflix) and a US TV campaign directed by Taika Waititi.
Also joining the panel is Melina Jacovou, Founder of Propel and one of the UK’s leading voices in digital talent and leadership. With over 25 years of experience across the tech industry, Melina is an entrepreneur, advisor and investor known for championing innovation, diversity and inclusion. A respected speaker and moderator, she brings warmth, insight and a no-nonsense approach to conversations around leadership, culture and opportunity. Mel was also part of last year’s Glitter Challenge cohort and performed stand up at the Edinburgh Fringe and the Comedy Store London.
This special Pride Edition promises bold storytelling, brilliant conversation and plenty of laughter, creating a space where identity, humour and inclusivity come together.
Together, the panel will explore the craft of comedy, creative careers, and how humour can be a powerful tool for resilience, storytelling and human connection.
Please note that this event is exclusively for members of The Groucho Club but we have a limited number of tickets available in return for a donation to The Glitter Project. For more details about our work to make comedy techniques accessible for those who identify as female, please read more here.
