New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Fall-down COMEDIAN

The other night in an underground city car park, I put on quite a show. Not the kind of show I’d just done in the comedy club up the road – that had gone far more to plan and involved very little slapstick. Also, that had been stand-up. This was entirely fall-down.

There was a sizeable audience for both events, though. I’d finished work with a decent crowd around the same time the Auckland Philharmonia had knocked off next door, so the

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