London is gearing up for a night of side-splitting comedy as the brilliant and unapologetically honest Prashasti Singh returns to the UK with her latest stand-up special, Divine Feminine. Taking place on Sunday, 25 May at the iconic Camden Club, this much-anticipated show promises a mix of hilarity, introspection, and the trademark observational humour that has made Singh a beloved name in comedy circles across India and beyond.
Prashasti Singh is not just another comic—she’s a refreshing voice in a comedy landscape that’s long overdue for female-led narratives. With a background in engineering and an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, Singh made an unconventional leap into comedy, quickly carving out a niche for herself with her bold storytelling, satirical takes on Indian society, and candid reflections on singlehood, career confusion, and gender expectations.
Her breakout came through popular stand-up platforms like Amazon Prime Video’s Comicstaan, where her performances resonated deeply with audiences for their relatability and fearless honesty. Since then, Singh has performed sold-out shows across India, as well as in the United States and the UK, earning a reputation as one of the most intelligent and hilarious voices in contemporary Indian comedy.
In Divine Feminine, Singh turns the spotlight inward—but not without hilariously dragging the people around her along for the ride. The show explores her personal life decisions, career detours, and the absurd expectations placed on women by society, family, and even themselves. But rather than blaming herself, Singh cleverly distributes the guilt to parents, friends, and even pop culture influences—creating a show that is not only hilarious but deeply human.
Audiences can expect an evening filled with laughter, sarcasm, and soul-searching observations as Singh unpacks everything from dating in your 30s and societal pressure to be “sorted,” to finding spiritual peace in a world that demands perfection.
Her storytelling is intelligent, emotionally resonant, and above all, funny—making her a standout figure among a new generation of comedians using humour to explore identity, feminism, and modern life.
Located at 72-73 Chalk Farm Road, London NW1 8AN, The Camden Club is known for hosting intimate and engaging live performances. With its rich atmosphere and vibrant cultural calendar, it offers the perfect setting for a personal and interactive show like Divine Feminine.
Whether you’re a long-time fan of Prashasti Singh or new to her work, this is an opportunity to catch a rising global talent live, up close, and in her element.
Tickets for Divine Feminine are available now via www.thecamdenclub.co.uk. Given Singh’s popularity and the limited seating, early booking is highly recommended.
