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Berk's Nest, in association with Sophie Chapman Talent, presents

Kemah Bob: Love Child

Giraffes. VHS porn. Ketamine-infused breast milk. Acclaimed stand-up Kemah Bob (The Guardian's 10 Best Comedy Shows of 2024) returns with her much anticipated second show.

Love Child is an intimate yet rowdy, personal yet electric, high-energy stand-up show from the "chest-achingly funny" (**** Skinny) Kemah Bob. Join her on a hilariously unhinged tour through what it's like to be a woman with your dad's lips, a chaotic childhood with questionable parenting, the very real science of epigenetic baggage, and her attempts at navigating the relentless pressure to be a Good Grown Up(TM).

ISH Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee 2024.

As seen on QI, Richard Osman's House of Games, Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club, Comedy Central Live, Don't Hate The Playaz and Guessable. As heard on the Off Menu podcast.

Directed by Alison Spittle.

'A delight to witness on stage' **** Fest

'Kemah's presence is captivating' **** DIVA Magazine

**** Guardian

**** List

Berk’s Nest, in association with Sophie Chapman Talent, presents

Kemah Bob: Love Child

Kemah is having a growth spurt.

She’s done with her extended adolescence as the stoner who almost got kidnapped in Thailand. That’s so 2024. It’s time to put on her big girl pants.

Love Child is intimate yet electric, rowdy, high-energy, confessional stand-up comedy, from the creator of one of The Guardian's 10 Best Comedy Shows of 2024.

Giraffes. VHS porn. Ketamine-infused breast milk. The challenges of being a woman who has inherited her dad's lips. The "utterly charismatic" (Fest) Kemah Bob is back, and she's tackling it all.

"This show is for those of us who struggle to “adult” properly and feel like we can't ever get it right. I’d argue that we’re doing just f*cking fine." - Kemah

As seen on QI, Richard Osman's House of Games, Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club, Comedy Central Live, Don't Hate The Playaz and Guessable. As heard on the Off Menu podcast.

Directed by Alison Spittle.

'A delight to witness on stage' ★★★★ Fest

'Kemah's presence is captivating' ★★★★ DIVA Magazine

★★★★ Guardian

★★★★ List