Rosalie Minnitt: Clementine
Fresh from a successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe 2023, Rosalie Minnitt brings her debut hour Clementine for a week-long stint at Soho Theatre. Read on to hear what Funny Women thought of the show…
Lucy Beaumont: The Trouble & Strife!
Lucy Beaumont is currently on her second UK wide tour, with her show The Trouble & Strife!, after appearing on the most recent Taskmaster and writing and starring in the sitcom Meet the Richardsons.
Funny Women Awards Final: Review
20 years of Funny Women! Not too shabby, is it? This year’s Funny Women Awards Final, took place on Thursday evening at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London and I’m still reeling!
Kate Berlant: Kate
Kate Berlant’s show Kate, running for a full month at Soho Theatre, has all the glitz and glamour of a west end/Broadway show, complete with merch, a mini Kate museum and a ‘kate-cessions’ stand (genius).
Lindsey Santoro: Pink Tinge
Much like Lindsey’s hair, stage props and show title are all unapologetic in their pink-ness, brummy comic Lindsey Santoro in her comedy show Pink Tinge is a loud, blast of energy, that overall, is unapologetically herself. If I had to describe Santoro in 3 words, they would be: quick, crude and humble. The latter is immediately obvious from the off; as we enter the show, Santoro is there, on the ground, seating and greeting the audience with a friendly ‘alright bab?’ in between spurts of her (iconic at this point) loud cackle.
Lou Wall: Lou Wall Vs The Internet
Melbourne based comic Lou Wall’s show Lou Wall vs The Internet is nothing short of a riot – an immaculately crafted one at that – with not a single second wasted. It’s a chaotic, mile-a-minute, 4th wall breaking invitation into Wall’s mind, specifically, her complex relationship with the internet, and her best friend (which, to be clear, are two separate things).
