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Although I'd agree that's she's timid- it's quite refreshing to see someone so mild mannered on stage. Great at observational/ surreal humour and comes across as very warm. Give the audience some stick back though, Jo!

ns, September 2008

The funniest thing I've seen in a long time was Jo dressed as a giant bee in Lab Rats.Jo, You are unquestionably great.

steve pescott, August 2008

Jo died on her feet at Wycombe Town Hall and was out heckled by a comment from the audience asking everyone to put their mobile phones back on!

Gary, March 2008

I saw her last night in High Wycombe. She was the worst comedian I have seen for a long time. Couldn't handle the audience, and ended up walking off. The hecklers were funnier than her. It was painful to watch.

Nick Horne, March 2008

Saw her at the Hellfire in Wycombe last night. She never got going, there was no pace, nothing to get your attention, the audience got bored and started talking and she walked off. It was like it was her first attempt at being a stand up.

Mark, March 2008

I saw her this Saturday at Ealing studios and she was brilliant. She really uses her voice and movements to make great characters, and is unusual to watch in herself. Her kid impressions are slightly spooky... loved it! I too spent a lot of school growing cress.

Kirstin, September 2007

I saw her as a compère in Birmingham, and she was absolutely delightful. Whereas some of her jokes may not be understood away from the confined shadows of the Spaghetti Junction, her act was both honed and capable of spontaneity.

Andriët Psarisch, June 2007

You are loved and cherished my dear, wonderful, excellent.

n.gentry, May 2007

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