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Lincoln student moves on in Chortle Student Comedy Award

Hannah Grace Cross by Hannah Grace Cross
March 13, 2020
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A politics student from the University of Lincoln has won the Lincoln heat of the Chortle Student Comedy Award.

Jessica Williams competed in the Chortle Student Comedy Award, a UK-wide stand-up comedy competition for university students.

The heat rounds started on February 8 in Reading and finish at East London QMUL on March 16. The winner of each heat is guaranteed a place in the semi-finals at The Bill Murray in London in May. After the semi-finals, finalists will take part in the Latitude Festival, then the winner will be crowned at Edinburgh Fringe Festival. This year’s grand prize is all expense paid two-week comedy circuit in Australia.

The Chortle Student Comedy Award has been a starting place for comedians such as Phil Wang and Iain Stirling.

Hannah Cross for LSJ News sat down with Jessica to talk about her experience and emotions of winning the Lincoln heat.

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