Briefly describe your show. I've decided I need to change the world - and I've picked the perfect format in which to do it. It's an hour of valuable suggestions for the Labor Party, thought experiments about dating wolves, and in-depth critiques of glossy pamphlets.
Describe your perfect audience. 140 Staffordshire Terriers. I don't tell any jokes, but I do give them all belly rubs.
Besides making people laugh, what else do you hope people get from your show? A detailed understanding of the evolution of information-communication technologies since the Big Bang. Also, hot tips as to how to date my friend Ben.
What's your pre-show ritual? How do you unwind after a show? Dance break. Dance break warm-up, dance break cool-down, dance break when rehearsing. I'm dance breaking right now.
What makes a good comedy hour? And what makes an abysmal one? Good comedy is creative. If it's not surprising, it's not funny. There's a lot of unfunny, unsurprising, lazy, boring comedy and if you tell me a joke about women being high maintenance I will put redback spiders in your wheel wells.
Is there anything that comics shouldn't joke about? No one should ever, ever, ever use a magazine interview format to make jokes.
When and where is your SCF show? 21 & 22 Apr, Factory Theatre
