Little Wander presents…
Ria Lina – Riabellion
Following her killer debut tour, Riawakening (Top Ten Best Stand-up Shows of 2024 – Telegraph), the wickedly funny Ria Lina realised she wasn’t just awake, she was ready to rebel. Expect a relentless stream of hilarity as Ria explores the state of the world, the eternal battle of the sexes, and the delight of throwing life up in the air after years of following the rules.
Much loved in the industry, this multi-award winner commands the stage with a whirlwind of energy
and leaves audiences breathless with laughter. Her extensive list of credits includes Live At The Apollo, Have I Got News For You?, Mock the Week, cohosting Pointless, Lovestruck High, Richard Osman’s House of Games, The Last Leg and Celebrity Mastermind.
“Fearless, provocative, and very funny” (The Scotsman), Ria Lina is a highly accomplished comedian, writer and actor. After a critically acclaimed stand-out debut on Mock The Week (BBC), Ria has quickly become a household name. A hugely admired act on the UK comedy circuit, this multi-award-winning artist commands respect from the moment she walks onstage and delivers with natural ease, energy and fierceness. Ria is the most prominent Filipina comedian in British stand-up. She has a BSc in Experimental Pathology, an MSc in Forensic Science and a PhD in Virology under her belt, so it’s not only Ria’s comedy that’s highly Intelligent.
Reviews of Riabellion:
“razor sharp.. savage satire… not to be missed” Daily Business Group
“It’s illuminating and entertaining” Daily Mail
“a sharp, exceptionally polished hour of comedy” Corr Blimey
“bitingly brilliant” The List
“very funny” Neurodiverse Review
”hilarious stuff” On the Mic
“an hour that passes all too quickly” One4Review
“a whirling firebrand of energy… producing material at a mile a minute” Entertainment Now
Reviews of Ria:
“There isn’t a comedy venue in the country that shouldn’t be fighting for her” The Scotsman
“Ridiculously gifted” The Evening Standard
“Engaging, endearing and eye-opening” Time Out
“I have no doubt she will hold her own so easily that she’ll have a hand free to hold someone
else’s too” The Guardian
