Shunning dresses and dolls, donning a football kit and picking up a cricket bat at the age of three were early signs. After being called a geezer bird by a well-known comedian, Karen explores all that this entails, including being thrown out of the Brownies and a night club for unladylike behaviour and the struggles of learning to flirt. 'A very good act' (Jasper Carrot). 'Warm bright and funny' (Rory Bremner). 'Inspired, sparkling punchlines ... comic timing rarely less than brilliant' (Chortle.co.uk).