Kate Perry Takes THE VERY PERRY SHOW To The Hen & Chickens Theatre

Since the 1990s, writer and actor Kate Perry has been enthralling Radio 4 listeners and theatre goers worldwide with her monologues of comedy treats. Now following huge successes at both the Edinburgh Fringe and the San Francisco International Festival and being snapped up by theatres across London and Ireland, The Very Perry Show will continue its international journey at The Hen & Chickens Theatre in Islington in November, before heading to New York as part of the prestigious United Theatre Solo Festival.

The cleanest show in town folks.

Featuring a pair of glasses, a wooden spoon, goggles and a can of WD40. A happy hour of funny monologues inspired by people Perry has 'collected'. An Amish woman with Shoofly Pie envy, an unhinged documentary maker, a pious pigeon fancier, a celebrity obsessed pensioner, a short-sighted butcher and a six year old 'entertaining' a captive audience on a long distance flight. Check out the character reel here!

About Kate Perry

Kate is originally from Dungannon, Co. Tyrone and now lives in London. While living in San Francisco in the early 1990's Perry developed her one-woman shows No Mate For The Magpie and My Name is Kate Perry and I've Been Drinking and toured them in the US and Ireland. She returned to Ireland to get a Masters degree (with distinction) in Creative Writing at Trinity College, Dublin while she continued to perform on the stage and write for RTÉ, Woman's Hour and BBC Radio 4. Actor Conleth Hill (Double Olivier Award winner, Game of Thrones), Tamsin Greig (Episodes) and Doreen Keogh (The Royle Family) are just a few of the actors who have performed her work.

For more information visit www.unrestrictedview.co.uk, www.kateperrypage.com, or www.thehenandchickenstheatrebar.co.uk.