**Marie Faustin returns for her yearly residency in London to talk about life in 2025. This show is all about trying to be a good person in a world that’s doing pretty bad.**

*good person = person who does whatever tf she wants.

Get ready, London – the hilarious Marie Faustin is coming your way for a three-date tour that promises unstoppable laughs! Don’t miss Good Girl Bad Laugh, a sharp, bold, and unfiltered comedy experience from one of the most electrifying voices in stand-up today. Known for her quick wit, fearless charm, and viral storytelling, Marie’s taking the UK by storm. Good Girl Bad Laugh is coming… and she’s not holding back.

Marie Faustin is an NYC-based comedian and actress. She has appeared on Broad City, Comedy Central Stand-Up, MTV’s Girl Code, VH1, The BET Awards, and TruTV. She co-hosted Viceland’s nightly variety show VICE LIVE, as well as Oxygen’s Very Real Talk.

Marie was named a 2018 Comedian You Should Know by Vulture. She was also selected as one of Just For Laughs Montreal’s New Faces in 2017. Marie has performed at Comedy Central’s Clusterfest and TBS’ New York Comedy Festival. Marie co-hosts the weekly podcast Peak 2000s and, before that, The Unofficial Expert (named #2 on Time Out’s list of “Best NYC Podcasts”) as well as the notable and long-running stand-up showcase Comedy at the Knit at The Knitting Factory in Brooklyn. She has also appeared on podcasts like Las Culturistas, Inside the Closet, Girls Gotta Eat, and more.

Support comes from Will Owen

Will’s debut Edinburgh Fringe show, ‘Like, Nobody’s Watching’, blended the camp theatrics of Saturday night TV with confessional stand-up, and was a hit with critics and audiences alike. It received five star reviews, featured on British Comedy Guide’s Best Reviewed Shows list, and transferred with sell-out shows to Soho Theatre. Will returned to the Fringe with ‘Looking Fab At Fifty’, to more critical acclaim. He now also has a scripted project in development. Elsewhere, Will found success on the comedy competition circuit, culminating in him winning the title at Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year. He also reached the finals of other prestigious new act competitions, such as 2Northdown New Act and Bath Festival New Comedian. Will has done tour support for Ania Magliano and Rhys Nicholson, and is preparing to tour his own show in the new year.

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