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Joking for Justice - comedy night in photos

By Glyn Thomas, 2 November 2012

Last night was WDM's third Joking for Justice comedy benefit gig.

A big audience at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London were treated to an amazing line-up, kicked off brilliantly by MC Kent Valentine, who was followed by musical comic David Jordan, Catie Wilkins, Ava Vidal, David Morgan, Mark Dolan, Hils Barker, Andy Zaltzman, Sara Pascoe, Paul Sinha and Richard Herring.

Take a look at some of the photos from the night:

Richard Herring

MC Kent Valentine

David Jordan

Catie Wilkins

Ava Vidal

David Morgan

Mark Dolan

Hils Barker

Andy Zaltzman

Sara Pascoe

Paul Sinha

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Glyn is WDM's digital communications officer. He looks after all things online at WDM - including the website, social media channels and emails.

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