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Vikki Stone is a multi-talented comedian, actress, singer and musician and winner of The Soho Theatre One Night Stand Up Award.

Vikki's debut Edinburgh Show, Big Neon Letters, played to sell-out audiences both in Edinburgh and London's Soho Theatre, and received critical acclaim including The Observer's Comedy Top 5 Edinburgh Shows 2011.

Her follow up show, Hot Mess, sold out its entire run at the Edinburgh Fringe 2012, adding four extra shows due to phenomenal public demand.

Now Vikki Stone returns with a whole new hour of songs, stand-up and depending on whether or not her dog can learn to dance... dog dancing.

Featuring new songs and online favourites, Vikki is going to cover everything from celeb culture to Brian Cox and the quantum universe. You've gotta love a man who can make science sexy. What's not to enjoy? As musically talented and exciting as she is funny, expect big laughs from this girl with a big voice.

Much more than a comedian with a microphone confined to a black box, Definitely will see a big white grand piano grace the stage, alongside a smoke machine and questionable costumes and props.

And there's gonna be dancing, and not just from the reluctant disco dog. Or maybe not even from the dog (as Vikki already said, that depends how the training goes - keep up!). Dog dancing is harder than she thought; Ashley & Pudsey make it look so easy. In the same way that the semi-silver fox, Brian Cox makes light work of quantum theory.

Vikki desperately wants to grasp the complexity of what Brian tries to teach us, but it's difficult when there's dancing dogs on the telly.

Her unique mix of stand up and musical comedy has made her one of the fastest rising stars of British comedy. She performs regularly across the country at major clubs, festivals and theatres as well as appearing regularly on television.

Her Phillip Schofield Song became an internet hit and was listed in The Huffington Post as The Top Ten Viral Videos in 2012.

Vikki's TV appearances include I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, That Sunday Night Show and This Morning (ITV). Richard Hammond's Secret Service (BBC One). Most Annoying People and Britain in Bed (BBC Three). The Hilary Devey Story (BBC Two). Flash Prank (MTV), The Hour (STV), Greatest Ever 3D Moments (Channel 4).