Prepare for an evening of big laughs and great company as acclaimed host Mr Cee brings together some of the brightest voices in British comedy.
Celebrating Black British humour, culture and community, this special night of stand-up promises sharp observations, unforgettable stories and plenty of feel-good moments.
All proceeds from the event will be donated to the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust (ACLT), an award-winning charity that provides hope to people living with blood cancer and other serious illnesses who need a matched stem-cell, blood or organ donor.
The line-up
Mr Cee – Host
Comedian, MC and comedy coach Mr Cee will keep the energy high throughout the evening. A seasoned performer and master of ceremonies, he promises a smooth and laughter-filled night.
Josephine Lacey
Bold, brilliant and unapologetically funny, Josephine Lacey lights up the room with her charm, distinctive voice and fearless wit.
Diesel
High-energy, clever and unexpected, Diesel delivers memorable punchlines and natural storytelling in a style that is entirely his own.
Selam Amare
An award-winning stand-up comedian who brings warmth, honesty and hilarious cultural insights to the stage. Smart, sharp and brilliantly relatable.
Slim
Known as the People’s Champion, Slim is a legend of UK comedy with an unbeatable stage presence and razor-sharp observations.
Come Mek We Larf forms part of Camden Council’s Black History Season 2026 programme.
Event enquiries:
grace.moore@camden.gov.uk
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