Pam Ann - One World Alliance: 5 star review by Pete Shaw

Please ensure your seat is in the upright position and that your tray tables are securely stowed. You are about to watch comedy take off.

Aussie air hostess Pam Ann is one of the big names at the festival now, and for good reason. Her wicked and well-observed routine divides the audience into the privileged First Class and Economy scum up the back. She lampoons the staff stereotypes of British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, bmi, EasyJet and just about every other airline, and there are quite a few cabin crew in the audience. They don't get an easy ride, however, as they are pulled up on stage to be instructed on how to walk confidently through the airport. Comic genius.

New characters onboard include Donna from EasyJet and Mona from British Airways. Mona's routine in particular was beautifully done, as she mimed through 'All By Myself' whilst snorting a huge bag of coke. The audience was in fits.

There's even video for your inflight entertainment. How can Pam Ann possibly get any better?

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Direct from her sell-out UK tour, international celebrity air-hostess Pam Ann is back. Meet new characters: easyJet chav Donna, Virgin slut Sarah and BA bitch Mona. 'Witty, sexy, ridiculously rude'