F*ck Tomorrow

Doors open 19:30 | In English  | Tickets 8€ online, 10€ at the door

A Jewish New Yorker living in Barcelona, Jamie's mix of stand-up and musical comedy has elicited comparisons to Bo Burnham, Cat Cohen, and Garfunkel and Oates, among others. Jamie chronicles her life from a being a theater kid with big dreams to a dark comedian who’s still a hopeless romantic with quirky songs about death, love, and everything in between.

“Deliciously piquant … She can also time a gag to hit the comedy sweet spot right on the nose.” (Kate Copstick, The Scotsman)

“If little orphan Annie grew up to be a kick ass comedian” (A Youngish Perspective)

“Jamie was hilarious and we found ourselves falling in love with her over the hour we spent with her. Self-deprecating in the best way and super catchy songs, we had to stop ourselves from singing some of them throughout the day!” (Audience review)

“Fun (and kinda twisted) jokes from a very likable person” (Audience review)

“Behind the jokes and laughter Jamie touches upon something profound about being human.” (Audience review)

Credits include: Winner of the 2023 Brighton Fringe Award, Stand-Up Revolution Semi-Finalist (2022), Clubbie Award for Best Split Show (2023), Paddy Power Comedy Festival (2024), Funniest FICer Runner-Up (2016), PIT Solocom Festival (2016), New York Musical Comedy Festival (2019).

Opener for Michelle Wolf, Gianmarco Soresi, Tommy Tiernan, Kyla Cobbler, and more.