How do I buy tickets?

Use the provided FareHarbor referral link to view availability and complete booking—weekends often sell out.

Is the show in English or Dutch?

The listing features Dutch-language performers; check the vendor page for language details for specific performances.

Are there age restrictions?

Age limits were not specified in the listing; confirm on the booking page or contact the vendor before attending.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility information is not included in the provided description—ask the vendor directly when booking for details.

How long is the performance?

Running time wasn't provided; allow about 2–3 hours for the whole outing including doors and intermission.

Can I meet the performers after the show?

Many small cabaret nights welcome brief meet-and-greets after the show—stay nearby and be respectful of performers’ time.

Queer Comedy Night in Amsterdam: Lesbische (liefdes)liedjes en ander lesbisch gelul

On an ordinary evening in Amsterdam, Lesbische (liefdes)liedjes en ander lesbisch gelul turns a room into a confessional, a singalong, and a riot. The show—staged in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands—brings queer female comedians together to riff on coming-outs, modern families, lesbian confusion and the small humiliations of love. Expect sharp songs, self-deprecating sketches, and the occasional audience-facing awkward question; the description even warns there’s a good chance at least one ex is in the crowd. What makes this line-up stand out is its unapologetic specificity. Performers like Sjamke de Voogd, Yora Rienstra, Renate Reijnders, Vera Marijt, Phaedra Kwant, and Marjolijn Ebels (as listed in the show description) craft material that is locally tuned—references to Amsterdam’s streets, canal-side awkwardness, and Dutch social attitudes give the evening a strong sense of place. Amsterdam’s long history as a center for LGBTQ+ culture and progressive performance art is the backdrop: the city’s liberal public life and lively cabaret circuit make an intimate, encouraging atmosphere where risk-taking comedy thrives. The format shifts rapidly—original songs drop into observational stand-up, which slides into short sketches that lampoon stereotypes. That variety keeps energy high and gives every performer a moment to surprise. The show’s voice is both sharp and warm: observational humor meets musical punchlines, and personal anecdotes land with honesty rather than polish. It’s an ideal night out for visitors looking for something local and incisive rather than a tourist-friendly set of cliché jokes. Practical details: no special gear is required; come with cash or card for drinks and a willingness to laugh loudly. Accessibility and age limits were not specified in the provided listing, so check the vendor page before you book. The running time wasn’t provided either—arrive early to secure seats and linger afterward to meet performers if you like. This event also provides a snapshot of how Amsterdam’s performance scene supports queer voices. It’s less about spectacle and more about shared recognition—audiences trade the distance of a typical comedy club for the camaraderie of shared stories. For travelers who want a culturally rooted evening, this show is a smart, boldly funny option. Bring a friend, leave your assumptions at the door, and enjoy an energetic, honest night of music, jokes, and the occasional awkward reunion. Tickets are available through the provided booking link and sell out on weekends and Pride-related dates, so reserve early. The venue sits within Amsterdam’s central neighborhoods near transit nodes and canal routes; prioritize trams or bikes over driving. Respectful engagement matters—this is live material built from personal stories, so applause and attention go a long way. If you enjoy the evening, consider returning to see other cabaret nights that rotate through the city’s intimate theaters and smaller stages.

About Boom Chicago

Boom Chicago is an improv theatre and comedy venue based in Amsterdam, Noord‑Holland. The company programs a wide range of live entertainment, including short-form and long-form improv shows, stand-up comedy nights, special events, and workshops through its Academy.

Boom Chicago's calendar features headline performances such as The Famous Boom Chicago Comedy Show, Improv Spectacular, Sunday Night Live, and rotating guest acts including Ed Gamble, Fábio Porchat, Laureano Márquez, and international tours like Comedy Link Up featuring Jordan Rock.

The venue offers structured training with multiple Academy levels and electives: Intro to Improv, Level 2 (The 2‑Person Scene), Level 3 (Building Character), Level 4 (Advanced Scenework and The Joy Of Short‑Form Games), and Level 5 classes focused on long‑form play and hosting. Additional Academy programming includes musical improv intensives, comedy writing electives, student shows, and public jams and community nights such as Indie Night and Sketch Comedy Night.

Special events and collaborations are part of the program lineup — examples include Magic Bingo Brunch, Boom Gone Country monthly nights, Pro Wrestling Holland Live x Boom Chicago, and themed meet-and-greets with figures like Sjaak Swart. Premier seasonal and ticketed events range from Slide Slam PowerPoint Karaoke to holiday dinner-and-comedy shows.

Located in Amsterdam, Boom Chicago presents both local community nights and international touring acts, serving audiences and students seeking live comedy, improv training, and curated entertainment in Noord‑Holland. Show dates, times, and ticket information are listed per event to help visitors plan attendance and choose performances or classes in advance online easily.