Get ready to experience the revival of the Calembours Comedy Club with a lineup of talented local comedians from Lille. This entertaining event will take place at the Oxford Café on November 28, 2024, located at 21 Rue Saint-Pierre Saint-Paul, 59000 Lille. Enjoy a series of four 15-minute stand-up comedy acts completely free of charge. Don't miss out on this opportunity to unwind and share a laughter-filled evening with friends and fellow comedy enthusiasts in Lille.

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