OFFICIAL SELLOUT SHOW - EDINBURGH FRINGE 2019
WINNER - MUSICAL COMEDY AWARDS 2018
WINNER - VAULT COMEDY AWARD 2017
HIGHLY COMMENDED - FUNNY WOMEN COMEDY SHORT 2017
We write and perform comedy songs and shows. We're not ashamed to admit that 95% of our material is true and based on our own lives. (The other 5% is also true but we are ashamed to admit it.) We've won some awards, sold out some shows and lugged a 6 stone keyboard to Ireland and back. That's showbiz baby.
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Sally O'Leary
Originally from Cork, Sally is a writer and sketch and musical comedian.
She has written episodes for Dreamland (Merman/Sky) and Buffering (ITV2) and was also a writer on ‘The Emily Atack Show’ (ITV2), Iain Stirling’s CelebAbility (ITV2 ) No Worries If Not (RTE), Callen's Kicks (RTE Radio 1) and both NewsJack and The Now Show ( BBC Radio 4). She was shortlisted for the BAFTA comedy writing competition in 2018. She is one third of critically acclaimed sketch group Muriel (Winners of both the 2017 So You Think You're Funny sketch competition and the 2017 Leicester Square Sketch-Off.) Their online videos have amassed millions of views online, and have sold out shows at both the Edinburgh Fringe and Soho Theatre. Her first original comedy pilot ‘Holy Mary’ was commissioned by UKTV Gold as part of its female script writers initiative with Comedy 50:50.. As an actor, she can be seen in Breeders (Sky/FX), The Emily Atack Show (ITV2), Buffering (ITV2) and Nowhere Fast (RTE)
Rhiannon Neads
Rhiannon is a writer and performer from Bath, who originally trained as an actor at LAMDA.
As an actor she works frequently on radio, most recently in Lenin Forever (BBC Studios). She has also appeared in Call the Midwife (BBC One), Father Brown (BBC One), One Day (Netflix) and Blitz Spirit with Lucy Worsley (BBC One).
Her debut play Supernova had a critically acclaimed run, which garnered 3 Offie Nominations and a 4* review in The Observer, describing the writing as ‘beautifully calibrated…needle sharp and thoughtful as any I have seen this year’. The playtext was also published alongside the run. The play is now in development for both screen and radio. As a screenwriter she was runner-up in the Funny Women Comedy Writing Award with her sitcom pilot Hitched. She has also written for The Imaginarium Studios in Ealing, and The Now Show (BBC Radio 4).
James Taylor
Born in Wales, James first began to study the piano at the age of six. Since graduating from the postgraduate diploma in Musical Direction & Vocal Coaching at LAMDA, he has had a hugely diverse career including musical direction, vocal coaching, being dragged to the Edinburgh Fringe, audition pianist, and being part of the music team on numerous large film projects.
Recent credits include: WONKA (Music Supervisor, Universal), THE GREATEST DAYS (Music Supervisor), THE SOUND OF MUSIC LIVE (Assistant MD, ITV), THE COLOR PURPLE (MD, Cadogan Hall), CATS! (On-set Music Consultant, Working Title & Universal) YESTERDAY (Vocal Coach, Working Title) ALADDIN (Vocal Consultant, Disney) and JINGLE JANGLE (On-set Music Supervisor, Netflix)
He likes playing the piano. (We presume)