Tell Us about:
Your latest stand up show:
East Infection (which I will perform during the Women in Comedy festival) and Crowd Work from Hell. They were my Edinburgh fringe debuts. It was given 4 stars from British Theatre Guide and 5 stars from For The Plot mag. Pillow Talk Scots did a full interview and recommended the show East Infection as one of the sex positive shows to watch at fringe.
As I did 34 solos during the whole festival, some felt great and some felt very difficult, based on my energy level and mental state. I have a history of complex trauma and I acknowledge that there are many things that I was working with mentally. But in general, performing my shows comes from my intention to foster connection among humans, practice freedom of speech, spreading love through dark comedy, and poking holes in taboo topics.
Your favourite venue to perform at:
Flight Club at West Port Oracle in Edinburgh (that was my venue for East Infection) and the Comedy Clubhouse in Barcelona.
The joke that was the longest to write and why?
When I do crowd work. I have been trying to do that for 5 years and I love it.
Comedy hero:
Louis C.K. I met him in person and he is lovely when fully dressed.
Dream venue to play at:
Netflix
Describe the feeling you get when you walk on stage to do a show:
“F*** it”.
Essential items you always take on tour with you?
A water bottle for some lukewarm water.
My phone and tripod and mic.
Dental floss.
Describe your fans in three words:
Shameless, morally corrupt, and the problems of society.
What we can look forward to from you this year:
I will show up.
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