A event held at The Wardrobe Theatre on Friday 20th July. The event starts at 20:00.
THE PROBLEM WITH FAYE TREACY
When asked by her little sister for some career advice, Faye realised she’d spent the last half of her 20s trying to make trombone comedy work. Join Faye for an idiosyncratic tale about a South London foster family, why she’s decided she wants to become a step-dad and what it’s like to be quite often the only woman in the band. As heard on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 4 Extra.
Best Newcomer Musical Comedy Awards 2015
Runner-up Bath New Act 2016
“Treacy’s charm soon wins us round… her one-liners are expertly crafted and sharp” List
EVELYN MOK: BUBBLE BUTT
After an eventful year, Evelyn’s feeling the paradigm shift and trying to figure out her place in this brave new world. In this much-anticipated second hour, the sharp-witted comedian explores her agency, the third-culture-kid-experience, weight loss and what this shift means for her as a woman of colour. As seen on Chris Ramsey’s Stand Up Central (Comedy Central) and Rhys Darby’s Furious Andrew (Channel 4).
Best Newcomer The Pleasance Indie Awards
BBC New Talent Hotlist 2017
“Uncensored, unapologetic and wildly refreshing” Broadway Baby
“Honest and revealing comedy… both poignant and funny” ShortCom
Entry requirements:
When asked by her little sister for some career advice, Faye realised she’d spent the last half of her 20s trying to make trombone comedy work. Join Faye for an idiosyncratic tale about a South London foster family, why she’s decided she wants to become a step-dad and what it’s like to be quite often the only woman in the band. As heard on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 4 Extra.
Best Newcomer Musical Comedy Awards 2015
Runner-up Bath New Act 2016
“Treacy’s charm soon wins us round… her one-liners are expertly crafted and sharp” List
EVELYN MOK: BUBBLE BUTT
After an eventful year, Evelyn’s feeling the paradigm shift and trying to figure out her place in this brave new world. In this much-anticipated second hour, the sharp-witted comedian explores her agency, the third-culture-kid-experience, weight loss and what this shift means for her as a woman of colour. As seen on Chris Ramsey’s Stand Up Central (Comedy Central) and Rhys Darby’s Furious Andrew (Channel 4).
Best Newcomer The Pleasance Indie Awards
BBC New Talent Hotlist 2017
“Uncensored, unapologetic and wildly refreshing” Broadway Baby
“Honest and revealing comedy… both poignant and funny” ShortCom
Entry requirements:
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