Q&A : Jessie Nixon, Don’t Make Me Regret This
Don’t Make Me Regret this is a raucous and cheeky but sometimes astute excavation of what it means to be what I call ‘freelance hot’ ie I don’t have a permanent contract with hotness and I make my own hours which means the patriarchy doesn’t really know what to do with me. It’s got poems and confessions and some actually really good jokes. It’s an anthem for every girl who got ignored at the under 18s nightclub while acne ridden louts flirted with her friends.
Q&A: Alison Spittle, Big.
My name is Alison Spittle, I’m a comedian doing my umpteenth show at the fringe. I’m a stand-up and I’ve been on podcasts and some TV. I’m happy with my career but I’m going to Edinburgh with hopes and dreams. I’m from Ireland and I host podcasts and parasites.
Q&A : Liz Guterbock, NICE
California born British citizen and Dave Joke of the Fringe Top 10 Liz Guterbock tells us about her new show Nice and how she feels about returning to the Fringe.
Q&A: Beth May, Beth wants the D
Beth May talks to Funny Women about getting into comedy and bringing her new show, Beth Wants The D, to Edinburgh in 2025.
Q&A: Shalaka Kurup, Get A Grip
Shalaka Kurup, “a doctor by education and a comedian by choice”, tells us about heading to the Fringe with her new show ‘Get A Grip’.
Q&A: Operation Mincemeat
Natasha Hodgson (NH) and Zoe Roberts (ZR) from SpitLip chat to Katerina Partolina Schwartz about working on their musical Operation Mincemeat and the process that it took to get them all the way to the West End.
