Tell us about your show, I’m OKayfabe. I’m OKayfabe is a feminist wrestling comedy that pits female stereotypes against one another in a bid to find the ‘ultimate woman’. Where did the idea for a wrestling comedy double act come from in the first place? We were performing in a show together a few years … Continue reading “Kayfabe is the act of blending characters and reality – which is sometimes how it feels to be a woman” | Janina Smith and Joey Timmins talk Fake Heat and feminism
Category: Interviews
“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 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
“It’s always a bit weird when my dad comes to see it.” | Ros Ballinger talks sex parties and social minefields in Better Than Dying Alone
What inspired your show, Better Than Dying Alone? The show was essentially inspired by the state of my sex and love life over the last few years; specifically how I don't fit a particular mainstream definition as a long time single woman who's sexually active vs. friends who are either 'single' or 'married'. I've had … Continue reading “It’s always a bit weird when my dad comes to see it.” | Ros Ballinger talks sex parties and social minefields in Better Than Dying Alone
