Think its a stand-up solo show? Think again. This immersive comedy invites you all on a surreal misadventure of absurdist sketch, untamed thrash metal guitar solos and imaginary costumed personas.Expect high energy, wild storytelling and whimsical uplifting nonsense left right and centre. A wild, offbeat and exciting exploration of stand-up, musical and character comedy, this one-woman show celebrates the human experience of growing up as an immigrant child of South-East Asian descent, born and bred in the treacherous depths of East London.Su Mi is a British Malaysian alternative comedienne and musician sharing her cultivating tales of her own cultural identity. Social commentary on intersectionality, queerness, racism and mental health as a woman of colour growing up in the Western world. Breaking stereotypical barriers of what a typical Asian Woman should be and representing a voice that does exist in audiences, especially in the comedy world.

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