*PART OF LAMB COMEDY'S BIG QUEER WEEKENDER*Kathy Maniura is ready to be objectified " by which she means pretend to be a bunch of objects live on stage! In her debut solo show, this award-winning character comedian brings to life a few of her favourite things " and a lot of her least favourite. Meet an exhausting paper straw, a desperate electric scooter and a teeny tiny sexy little airpod among others in an hour of silliness that might make you look at the world a little differently.Edinburgh Fringe ISH Newcomer Award longlisted 2023RUNNER UP of Brighton Fringe's Lamb Comedy Queer Comedy Award 2023FINALIST So You Think You're Funny 2021WINNER Funny Women Awards 'The One to Watch' 2020WINNER Sketch Off 2020 "Maniuras ability to personify almost anything is hugely engaging" (The List)"Shes genuinely brilliant... a well-crafted, well-rounded, brilliant gem of a show." (One4Review)"An exquisitely realised, understated delight" (The Scotsman)*This show is part of the Big Queer Weekender along with:* Jen Ives: I'm Straight NowJames Barr: I'm Sorry I Hurt Your SonJane Postlethwaite: Terrible PeopleSelena Mersey: BisexuelleIf you buy tickets for this show, you can get a discount for the other shows on this bill (must be purchased in the same basket or on the door - if available - only!)

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