 This debut show includes stories about growing up in
Rotherham, South Yorkshire. Being the only girl in a family with three older brothers and
coming out to a mother who makes wedding dresses for a living.
Being mistaken for a bloke and followed into
ladies toilets by men. Comedy inspired by observations of life in the West country and
Brighton, where people are so 'right on' that on application forms there are boxes for
everything…straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and then
"other"…and asks what else is there? Transbeastial? Will NHS funding become
available for people to live as their inner animal?
"Intelligent stand-up that is instantly engaging.
Truly fabulous" BBC
"Has that oomph needed to take an audience along with
her…A natural" Chortle
" Ms. Jepson is an arresting and animated comedic presence. She
mixes bubbly, conversational and wonderfully pithy stage patter with an array of comic
voices whilst persuasively guiding the audience through her curious worldview with a
disarming charm." Sheffield Star
"Cheeky northern comedienne Julie Jepson had the audience
rolling with laughter at her observations" The Argus (review of Holland, Hume and
Someone Else. Edinburgh preview in Brighton, 2008)
"It's so refreshing to see somebody so devoid of
cynicism…and very funny" Mitch Benn. |
