“Why did it take me to get this started?” | Siân Davies on the importance of Best in Class for working class comedians

Tell us about the concept behind Best in Class. Best in Class is a crowd funded, profit sharing show that champions working class comedians. What inspired you to start Best in Class? It was born out of necessity. In 2018 I was asked to audition for a compilation show at that was taking place at … Continue reading “Why did it take me to get this started?” | Siân Davies on the importance of Best in Class for working class comedians

“We own it, we aren’t afraid of laughing at ourselves.” | Siân Davies talks coming of age in her late twenties on austerity sponsored travels

Tell us about your show, About Time. About Time is the story a year in my life. At the start of 2010 I was on the cusp of a life changing year. I was going traveling around the world on my gap year. Due to my working class background, at 27, I was older than … Continue reading “We own it, we aren’t afraid of laughing at ourselves.” | Siân Davies talks coming of age in her late twenties on austerity sponsored travels

“If you start taking things too seriously you’re done for.” | Joe Hobbs talks navigating masculinity for his show, Big Boy

Tell us about the show you’re bringing to the Vault Festival, Joe Hobbs: Big Boy. It’s about being a big boy. But not necessarily wanting to be a big boy. Or a small boy. Or a boy at all. Or even a man. Not that I want to be a woman either. It’s just that … Continue reading “If you start taking things too seriously you’re done for.” | Joe Hobbs talks navigating masculinity for his show, Big Boy