A mere 30 seconds on her Instagram channel is enough to fall in love with Gauri B and her comedy! Just imagine how incredible an entire evening with her would be, or better yet, see for yourself as she is on her way to London!

To call Gauri B a tremendous talent would be a serious understatement. Her clips have amassed over 50 million views on social media. She has performed in comedy clubs and festivals around the world, from London to Amsterdam, Liverpool, and as a headliner at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. And rightly so. Gauri B masters the royal class of stand-up comedy.

She pokes at the wounds of our time and stirs them up until you can't help but laugh. She breaks taboos and crosses boundaries without offending or hurting anyone-perhaps the greatest art of comedy.

Living in Berlin and originally from India, Gauri draws endless material from her life experiences, cultural background, as well as politics, society, and everyday madness, crafting sharp jokes into her pointed stand-up routines. And when it comes to crowd work and interacting with the audience, she is undoubtedly in a league of her own.

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