She/They Came to Slay at Woke Mob Comedy Festival

Femme&m is proud to present She/They Came to Slay: a femme/non-binary centered improv and stand-up comedy show! A percentage of proceeds benefit the DC LGBTQ+ Center.

We all know them, that badass femme / them in your life. Get ready to celebrate as we bring your stories to life and see the crazy exploits that make you say god damn, they’re just such a gorgeous individual.

This hour will bring you standup, improv, and lots of laughs from femme & nonbinary comedians in the DC area.

About the Woke Mob Comedy Festival
The woke mob is rising up! With an absolutely unhinged dedication to diversity, bodily autonomy, and democracy itself, we are undrainable swamp people who work hard every day to keep our home in the DMV culturally hostile to the fascists in power. And honestly? We deserve to have fun while we do it.

The Woke Mob Comedy Festival celebrates everything that makes this region the best, even as the rest of the country sends us its worst. We’re showcasing the DMV’s funniest comedians, especially highlighting BIPOC, women, LGBTQ+ and gender-queer performers, plus a few “prodigal” comics who got their start here before heading national. Check out the full festival schedule here.
It'll be hilarious, joyful, AND every show gives back! With our neighbors under attack, we're raising funds for local organizations that are helping some of our region's most vulnerable. A percentage of ticket sales from this show go to DC LGBTQ+ Center.

DC LGBTQ+ Community Center

The DC LGBTQ+ Community Center educates, empowers, uplifts, celebrates, and connects the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer communities. They are dedicated to creating a safe, inclusive, and affirming space where all members of our community can thrive. To fulfill this mission, the Center focuses on four core areas: health and wellness, ensuring equitable access to care and support; arts and culture, celebrating LGBTQ+ creativity and identity; social and peer support, fostering connection and mutual empowerment; and advocacy and community building, working to advance equity, visibility, and justice for all. Through these pillars, the Center strives to build a stronger, more vibrant LGBTQ+ community in DC and beyond. Learn more at https://thedccenter.org/.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

City-State Public House, 705 Edgewood Street Northeast, Washington, United States

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