Sally Outen works in a bookshop. She went to Indonesia, once. She likes cats. She's also transsexual, bisexual, and a (not angry, just disappointed) feminist. She'd quite like to talk about books, cats, and Indonesia, but people always seem more interested in the shape of her genitals. With her trademark geekery and bizarre animal impersonations, Sally explains why she may (possibly) be an acceptable human being after all. 'Some of the most interesting and original stand-up comedy I have seen at the Fringe' **** (Scotsgay), 'Particularly incisive... reminiscent of Quentin Crisp's laconic wit' **** (Oxford Theatre Review).