Natalie Palamides, Soho Theatre review

It's not often the publicity material for a comedy show has a health advisory attached: if you are allergic to eggs you may have to give Natalie Palamides' show Laid - which won best newcomer at the lastminute.com Edinburgh Comedy Awards at the Fringe in August - a miss, and that would be a shame.

Review: Natalie Palamides: Laid

If you were thinking of doing the whole vegan thing, but didn't quite have the wherewithal, buy yourself a ticket to Laid.

Flashes of Blanche Dubois, Bean and that weird egg thing from Garfield and Friends are folded into an membranous horror version of Groundhog Day, in Natalie Palamides's brain-scrambling monologue.

Natalie Palamides: Laid at Soho Theatre review

Laid is often a riot, sometimes unsettling, and certainly a bold and ambitious calling card for Palamides and her endlessly energetic, all-in style.

Interview: Natalie Palamides

The Edinburgh newcomer of the year has a crack at the big time.

10 female comedians to see this autumn

Between them they represent the breadth, diversity and talent of the scene, hailing from the UK, Canada, America and Denmark. One jokes about her past job as a dominatrix, another about her Nazi grandfather, and another performs in a poundshop parrot suit. Something for everyone, then.

Edinburgh Fringe - LAID's Natalie Palamides Q&A

I caught up with Natalie between shows to talk about her show, comedy and precautions against salmonella...

Natalie Palamides interview

Fringe debut with a show full of eggs, eggs and more eggs, directed by Doctor Brown.