This year the Primadonna Festival is back and Funny Women are delighted to be partnering with this exciting, welcoming festival of great writing of all kinds, celebrating women and voices from the margins. This weekend (30th July – 1st August) come and join us…
Sara Gibbs is a comedy writer with a list of enviable credits and now an autobiography Drama Queen to add to her accomplishments. Gibbs is also an autistic person, however she did not find this out until she was 30…
Breakups have provided enough inspiration for Comedian and writer Rosie Wilby to be dubbed by Radio 4 as ‘the Queen of Breakups. It all started when Wilby got dumped via email in 2011, since then this incident has spawned a podcast, a show, and now two books…
Having begun to pursue her dream of becoming a stand-up comedian in Pretty Funny, author Rebecca Elliott has brought teen comedy queen Haylah Swinton back for a second instalment in Pretty Rude…
I think autobiography, or memoir, must be the hardest of genres to get right. There’s more emotion to wrestle with, temptation to settle scores, personal tragedies to share or not
Andi Osho is a comedian, actor and now with her debut novel Asking For A Friend, Andi can add novelist to her list of credits (you can also add to
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