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In her debut hour, the striving-to-be-unstoppable exquisite character comedian temporarily (one hour) suspends her on-going sense of self (whole life).

Our fervent young chameleon character act triumphantly airs a dirty laundry of senseless character-creations, one after the other. This is Humans... a promenade through the foolhardy, the birdbrained, and the unfamiliar. Expertly playing against age, gender, appearance, and level of self-awareness, Humans is a sophisticated take on the traditional solo character show. White brings depth and authenticity to her creations - the sorry-aged competitor in a one-woman beauty pageant, the empty speech at a pet's birthday party, the motivational speaker distinctly lacking in motivation -all the while favouring the offbeat laugh in her joke-rich writing.

What unites these characters is the sense of isolation that they all exhibit; each oneseeming as though they're staring at their own reflection, yet without any sense of self-reflection.

White cuts a remarkably watchable figure. Part bespectacled crone-in-waiting, part jittery and excitable tomboy - the 26-year-old is a mature expert of character observation, subtle mannerism, and the unlikely trait. A quietly-tipped talent [withincomedy], Humans presents the darling buds of a bold and brilliant new presence.

Since starting out at the Fringe in 2010 as a member of student revue show The Bristol Revunions, White has appeared in Live At The Electric (BBC Three), Jamie Demetriou's ComedyBlaps (C4), Adam Hess' Happenings (BBC Online) and was featured in BBC Radio 4's new comedy showcase Fresh From The Fringe. Earlier this year she featured as a cast memberin BBC Radio 4 Extra's topical sketch show Newsjack.