Tell us about you/your act. I’m a production assistant from Banbury and I started stand up last year. My act is pretty low energy, awkward and deadpan and might be a character act, but it’s not a huge stretch for me to be honest. What’s your favourite thing about working in comedy? Getting to watch … Continue reading “Hopefully the nervous energy will make me a better performer.” | Izzy Askwith talks deadpan comedy, bringer gigs and the 2020 Funny Women finals
Category: Funny Women finalists 2020
“I don’t think a bill of straight white men is the most exciting offering.” | Christina O’Sullivan on feminism, clowning and the Funny Women 2020 finals
Tell us about you/your act. My comedy tends to focus on feminism as I started doing comedy after I went home to Ireland to canvas for the abortion referendum. I wrote down a lot of what people said to me while canvassing and things just went from there. What’s your favourite thing about working in … Continue reading “I don’t think a bill of straight white men is the most exciting offering.” | Christina O’Sullivan on feminism, clowning and the Funny Women 2020 finals
“All in all, people still want to laugh.” | Katie Green talks creativity, California and the Funny Women 2020 finals
Tell us about you/your act. My comedy style is a bold and unapologetic mix of observational comedy and impressions. My set is very reflective of my Salvadoran roots and growing up in a bicultural household in California. What’s your favourite thing about working in comedy? Probably being able to work alongside other creatives, and always … Continue reading “All in all, people still want to laugh.” | Katie Green talks creativity, California and the Funny Women 2020 finals
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