Bec Hill
- Australian
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Bec Hill films virtual reality version of her live show
Bec Hill has used cutting edge technology to film a virtual reality version of her latest live show. It is available to stream online now.
British Comedy Guide, 8th November 2019Bec Hill to release a stand-up special in VR
Her show, I'll Be Bec, will be the first stand-up performance on the LIVR platform, which normally focusses on theatre shows.
Chortle, 1st November 2019NextUp films Edinburgh shows for release
This year NextUp filmed 14 shows including those of Zoe Lyons, Esther Manito, Ashley Storrie, Juliette Burton, Bec Hill, Robin Morgan, Edd Hedges, Daniel Wye, Anesti Danelis and Aaron Simmonds.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 29th August 2019Funny women picks of the Edinburgh Fringe
Get ready for quite the scroll down for this one, we've gone through the Edinburgh Festival Fringe programme, flicked past the pages and pages and pages of white-men-looking-baffled (t-shirt optional this year) and selected some shows we think you should see if you are heading up to Edinburgh this year...
Kate Stone, Mariana Feijo & Becky Singh, Funny Women, 1st August 2019Edinburgh Fringe 2019: Comedy writers' picks
Ahead of this year's Edinburgh Fringe, some of our comedy writers pick out their highlights.
Yasmin Hackett, Thomas Hamill, Charlie Ralph, Rob Young, James McColl, and Johnny Owens, The Skinny, 18th July 2019Bec Hill's fans take her life in odd directions
Bec Hill's life often looks like a joyful Choose Your Own Adventure escapade.
Ashley Davies, Metro, 28th June 2019Review: Kill Climate Deniers, Pleasance
While the name of the show invokes images of violence and negativity - a fact not unnoticed by the playwright - the show is poignant, entertaining and a clever way to stand its ground on an issue that we continue to fight.
Amy Toledano, The Play's The Thing UK, 24th June 2019Kill Climate Deniers review
My verdict? A crazy show that's surprisingly considered, as well as cathartic, raising big points & big laughs - a vital part of the climate conversation.
Debbie, Mind the Blog, 17th June 2019Review: Kill Climate Deniers
Overall, I wish this show had a bigger production value, as its fringe-like setting is brilliant, but the concept of the play is so much bigger as it provocatively pushes the boundaries. If it kept the same actors and script, but went onto a bigger stage and gained a wider audience, I think this show would cause a volcanic stir in our society. A ludicrous evening of politics and wit.
Madeline Lee, A Younger Theatre, 10th June 2019Review: Kill Climate Deniers
All in all, it was a very fun evening. I'm still not convinced this whole climate change malarkey is an actual thing so I'll just get back to eating loads of meat and flying short distances.
Amie Spudge Taylor, The LGBTQ Arts Review, 10th June 2019