ManUp! Finalist 2024, Jonny Woo called Fella 'pure comedy'. Most call her mad, mental, or off her bloody rocker. But, why? Are her marbles really rolling round the back of some dusty sofa? Using her ranicd drag king creation, Mr Big Head, as a launchpad for taking a stroll round the psychy, Fella will be asking the big questions..

Is she crazy? Why do men (and some women lol) wanna keep her in a little nutty box?
Is there ever such a thing as too much fruitcake?

Will it be her mind she wades through, or some other suckers? Who knows. All any of us can say for sure is there will be daft stuff, characters, maybe even some songs, and it'll most definitely be crackers.

This is a wippy WIP show, being opened by a real chuckle-slinger. The one and only, Til Fletcher.

Oh! Those critics at Chortle have also said Fella has 'infectious joie de vivre', 'naturally fun bones', and is 'geefully ridiculous'. So it's probs gonna be a right old lol.

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