Anne Edmonds delivers a tightly crafted one-woman show, blending self-deprecation and poking fun at the first-world idiocy of others.
She warms the packed room with audience interaction and improv before fearlessly diving into a dirty sperm joke that is not for the faint-hearted. Her high energy performance is a mixture of torturous dating anecdotes, commentary on the mainstream media and absurd observations as a tenant. She is committed to her quirky suburban characters that are painfully familiar and at times resembles a live version of The Castle. She doesn't miss an opportunity to heighten the audience's delight, always pushing to create more laughter.
