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Pippa Evans is thrilled to be returning to the free fringe this year with her brand new show There Are No Guilty Pleasures.

It took her 12 years, but Pippa finally admitted it. She has a massive crush on Brian Conley. This is not deemed cool in her circles, or indeed, in any circles. For years she hid neath the weight of this hidden love - not daring to tell anyone how much she wanted to sing Swanee with him. Then last year, with her packed-to-the-rafters debut Free Fringe show, Don't Worry I Don't Know Who I Am Either, Pippa revealed all.

Soon audience members were contacting her to confess their embarrassing crushes. What is it that makes us so scared to admit who we really love? What is so terrible about liking the music of Phil Colins? Why is Pepperami something people guzzle hastily whilst still in the Sainsbury's car park? How come everyone hates Katie Hopkins yet her articles are the most read in the country?

With this year's show, Pippa intends to dig deeper into the phenomenon that is the guilty pleasure, find out what yours is and release you from its grip. Like Oscar Wilde said - there are no guilty pleasures. Or at least, there shouldn't be.

Expect songs, jokes and a lot of audience interaction. And if you need some kind of assurance it's going to be as excellent as it sounds, it was already been nominated for Best New Show at Dave's Leicester Comedy Festival.

Pippa has also been twice nominated at the Chortle Awards, once in 2009 for Best Character Act and then again for Best Musical & Variety Performer in 2013 as her wonderfully disturbing character, Loretta Maine. She is a regular song contributor on BBC Radio 4's The Now Show and a founder member of The Showstoppers.

On top of all this, Pippa co-founded the international phenomenon that is The Sunday Assembly - a worldwide network of non-religious get togethers which help people Live Better, Help Often and Wonder More.