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Show Details
Rowena Haley: Sad B*tch in the Corner
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2010

Rowena Haley: Sad B*tch in the Corner


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Description

Rowena Haley (Funny Women finalist 2008), shares songs and stories about freeloading friends, rough parents, deceased hamsters, youth orchestra and much more.

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Comments

Funny and well performed. Felt a bit loose, but the slightly slapdash style added to the charm.

Alice, August 2010

I went to see this show at the Fringe festival and thought it was fantastic. I paid a lot of money to go and see some of the other shows, most of which didn't measure up to the standard of this free show. The venue is intimate and inviting. Rowena has hilarious. Her songs are blunt and to the point and a laugh a minute.

Lindsay, August 2010

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