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
Category: Interviews
“If you tell me a secret I won’t tell anyone apart from 400 people in a dark basement.” | Fiona Ridgewell talks honesty, confidence and the Funny Women 2020 finals
Tell us about you/your act. I’m a bit of a gossip onstage, to be honest. If you tell me a secret I won’t tell anyone apart from 400 people in a dark basement. What’s your favourite thing about working in comedy? Meeting different people everyday, I feel like it’s enriched my life. I have lots … Continue reading “If you tell me a secret I won’t tell anyone apart from 400 people in a dark basement.” | Fiona Ridgewell talks honesty, confidence and the Funny Women 2020 finals
“I’d love to see diversity in all its raw, box breaking, oddball glory.” | Eryn Tett talks identity, absurdity and the 2020 Funny Women finals
Tell us about you/your act. Hey, I’m Eryn. I’m an alternative comedian born and raised in Singapore, now living in Manchester. I do stand up comedy, host and produce a webseries/gig called ‘Unpaid But Great Exposure’ and make silly videos. Described as “fast moving...and absurd” (Diva Magazine), my stand up is made up of word … Continue reading “I’d love to see diversity in all its raw, box breaking, oddball glory.” | Eryn Tett talks identity, absurdity and the 2020 Funny Women finals
