Hülya Finnigan

Kae Kurd: doesn't dream - he lives his dream with the audience

I came to the event with my friend Evin and we both only knew Kae Kurd from TV and YouTube. We were very curious about the evening. Evin booked our tickets online at the glee club in Oxford for the 3rd of November 2021, it was really good value £13.20 each. You didn't have to stand in line for long, it was a bit frustrating that my NHS App didn’t work, and they did not accept my vaccination card, so I had to do a Coronavirus test by the entry. The guy at the entry got a test out for me from the NHS. It was called Rapid Antigen Test. He gave me the disposable sampling swab and I put the swab into my mouth and rubbed the fabric tip of the swab over both tonsils, I did it four times. Then I put the swap out of my mouth and put the same swap into my nostril and roll the swab around the inside of the nostril and I did this ten times. Then I put them into the extraction tube, so it was in the liquid. Then I closed the lid and gently squeeze the extraction tube to the place with two drops of the liquid onto the test stripe. I was a bit ill, I had a cold and a blocked nose but I was happy that the test result was negative so I could attend the comedy show. The glee club presented here is a typical setting for a stand-up comedy in Oxford. The glee club has a capacity of 240 people. The event wasn't completely sold out because the back three rows were empty.