“It’s the most honest and messy and daring and risky I’ve ever been.” | Zahra Barri on not being special at the Women in Comedy Festival

Tell us about your show, Zahra Barri’s Special. Yes, I’d love to talk about my show, it’s one of my favourite things to do! Okay, so it’s an ironic title because I recently found myself in a devastatingly raw existential crisis; I realised that I’m not special. But it’s fine, because even though I’m not … Continue reading “It’s the most honest and messy and daring and risky I’ve ever been.” | Zahra Barri on not being special at the Women in Comedy Festival

“Life is there to be lived and I’ve always done it unapologetically.” | Thanyia Moore on coming to the Women in Comedy Festival from her own angle

Tell us about your show, Bully. What made you want to write a show about bullying? My life experiences. How does your show differ from the stories typically told about bullying? My angle isn’t the typical angle - it explores all sides of bullying Was it difficult looking back of times in your life that … Continue reading “Life is there to be lived and I’ve always done it unapologetically.” | Thanyia Moore on coming to the Women in Comedy Festival from her own angle

“It’s important to start thinking what could go right rather than what could go wrong.” | Gabby Killick on bringing the bitch back for the Women in Comedy Festival

Tell us about your show, Girlfriend From Hell – The Bitch Is Back. Girlfriend From Hell – The Bitch Is Back is a solo sketch comedy show offering life hacks on today’s dating and partying scene. The show is very physical I use my body, facial expressions and range of accents to create scenes and … Continue reading “It’s important to start thinking what could go right rather than what could go wrong.” | Gabby Killick on bringing the bitch back for the Women in Comedy Festival