Tell us about you/your act. I honestly never know how to describe my act. When I was depressed a few years ago it was incredibly deadpan and dark; now that I have realised that I am queer, my comedy centres less around how shit I am at flirting with boys and more about LGBTQ* stuff. … Continue reading “If you need to trample on the oppressed for a laugh you’re a shit comedian.” | Bobbie Jones talks queerness, confidence and safe space comedy

Tell us about you/your act.  I mean my act is mainly autobiographical, I talk about what it was like growing up as a bisexual atheist in a Jehovah's Witness family. People were always asking me questions about it before I even did comedy, particularly the JW thing. So I figured, it'd be silly not to … Continue reading “You’re educating people in a way they’ll be prepared to listen.” | Kat Molinari on bringing religion, sexuality and mental health to the stage

Tell us about you/your act. I'm a queer, feminist comedian and performance artist. I use comedy, spoken word and drag to explore my experiences around gender, sexuality, and identity in general. What would you hat sets you apart from other acts? Well normally queer, feminist, non-binary comedian is a pretty good USP but that kind … Continue reading “I always try to ask myself who am I laughing at and why.” | Quenby Harley talks kink, comedy and cock tales