Willow Marler: She it. They it. Sorted. (WIP)

At the start of 2023, Willow saw something that didn’t look right, so she spoke to staff and texted the British Transgender Police on 58008 (that spells boobs upside down by the way). Three and a half years later, she’s here to tell you all about the euphoria, dysphoria, and just plain phoria of coming out as a transfem non-binary person.

Through self-deprecating storytelling and silly wordplay, explore what it means for someone to feel like a woman when they can be bothered to, as Willow explains the arduous process of changing her name (it’s actually dead easy), getting shot in the face (at a salon with a laser), and how her transition journey mirrors that of Tottenham Hotspur (that’s a football club apparently).

Winner of G&B Comedy’s New Act Competition and Beat the Frog; semi-finalist of Clap Back to Reality, Derby New Act of the Year, and Creatures Comedian of the Year; and upcoming finalist of Queerovision Series 5.

“Willow Marler’s routine is a delight to watch. It’s sharp, witty, and intelligent comedy – somehow, she envelops the room in a delicate bubble of emotional vulnerability, then swiftly bursts it with a killer punchline in one effortless sweep.” – Punktastic

*WITH SUPPORT FROM PHOEBE GREGGOR*

Phoebe Greggor is an unmarried, childfree comedian in her 30s, and the algorithim loves to remind her of that. Exploring being an emo kid, queerness and mental health, her wit is the sharpest thing she's allowed to have.