ScotsGay Magazine

***

Kennedy delivers subjects which inspire terror, like ID cards and Jesus freaks. She combines personal anecdotes about her childhood with gags about the Glasgow airport bomb, with political humour on Gordon Brown and a rhetoric on sex – a combination which demonstrates her multi-genre abilities. Kennedy is very funny, and I’d describe her humour as selfdepreciative - although at times her performance is a bit slow, which I put down to her lack of confidence in pulling this off successfully.

Jodie Fleming

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