Katy and Rach
I work with chum Rachel Blackman on this two-girl improvised theatre comedy show. It's directed by Alexis Gallagher and it's very exciting. One story. Real characters. One hour. Completely improvised. It's like watching people fly.
""...the laughs came thick and fast, the audience swept along with Katy and Rach..."
*****Remote Goat
"The most stunning aspect of this show is that is completely improvised, so you leave the venue arguing with your friend / lover / date, that ‘they must have had a script’. Well in short, they don’t. I checked backstage. I even went through their bags and there’s not a script in sight."
Juice FM
www.katyandrach.com
The Maydays
An improvised comedy company and lots of my dearest friends (not in the monetary sense). I'm an actor and Director with this company. The Maydays won Best Comedy Show at Brighton Festival for Mayday! The Musical. Among other shows, we perform Tonight's Top Story! with improvised songs and scenes. Watch out for our new show Guest Who? at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year.
“...hilariously funny, each performer capitalising on their own different styles of humour to the delight of the whole audience."
***** Three Weeks
“...a must see.”
**** Chortle
www.themaydays.co.uk
Music Box
The show is entirely improvised and doesn’t have a director or narrator to keep it on track; once we start we’re going for broke. Music Box shows are lively, dangerous and unpredictable.
Song styles can be anything from musical and opera, to rock & roll and hip hop. It’s all a big musical party with some dancing and creative character acting thrown into the mix.
www.musicboximpro.co.uk
The Treason Show & News Brunch
I act and write for The Treason Show. It's a topical, satirical & political sketch comedy show - brand new every month with up to the minute gags and songs. And Bafta nominated don't-you-know!
"This Brighton based foursome are so up to date on current affairs, you wonder if they do anything but read the news and make up jokes. Brilliantly clever sketches on popular and political affairs, each short enough to keep you wanting the next. The show caters to anybody who's opened a newspaper/Heat magazine in the past year. Trigger happy George Bush, alcoholic Amy and bumbling Boris are all strung together with re-invented and well sung satirical pop songs - this show doesn't miss a beat. Amusing, silly and not to be missed..."
****Three Weeks
News Brunch premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year. It has a looser format including improvised bits and is bang up to date.
www.thetreasonshow.co.uk
