Rare Birds Entertainment - Edinburgh, Shows 2008

Lady Carol (Fullmooners) 'wonderful' (TimeOut) is an enchanting songbird. Tiffany Stevenson (FWTV) 'brought glamour and comedy to the evening' (The Times) is a joke telling mouthy bird... Together they are a magnet for twitchers.

Lady Carol was born and raised in Dublin, where she received a ukulele as a gift, thus creating the performer you see on stage today, she returned to work at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2006 where she used her feminine wiles to secure herself as a guest on Fullmooners where she wowed audience and performer alike so much she was immediately offered a permanent home on the show and bestowed the title of �Lady�.

�A husky-voiced songbird who puts delicious twists on cool tunes.� Metro, 2007
�An oasis of crystal calm in the midst of this lunacy� The Herald, 2007
�A chanteuse, crafting hits from the past with a ukulele into sublime and slightly sinister soulful songs� Broadway Baby, 2007

She has been performing with the Fullmooners travelling circus ever since while also branching out and creating her own inimitable style, combining unique and surprising cover versions along with original songs. With appearances at 2008 Brighton Comedy Festival, �Andrew Maxwell�s Fullmooners�, 'Cafe Du Paris' �Gypsy Hotel�, �Steve Furst�s Tribute to Antony Newley�, �Soho Review Magic Night�, �Stranger Than Paradise�, 'Old Rope' and an appearance on BBC Radio�s �28 Acts in 28 Minutes� to name but a few.

Tiffany Stevenson began standing up in 2005. As an actress she has already worked alongside well known comedy talent such as Ricky Gervais (The Office) Jon Bird (Chambers) Stephen Fry (Absolute Power).
In 2006 Tiffany burst onto the Edinburgh scene with a lead role in the European premiere of Talk Radio helmed by Stewart Lee. The critically acclaimed show was ranked no1 �things to do in the summer� by The Independent. In 2007 Tiffany and Phil Nichol brought their sell out London show Old Rope to the fringe. It returns this year for a triumphant second run at The Pleasance Courtyard. In 2008 alongside Paul Foot in the �standup sitcom� CrashPad for a 6 week run at the Arts Theatre.
Other gigs include Backyard Comedy Club, Glastonbury Cabaret Tent, The Comedy Store, The Bear Cat, Avalon Network, The International ( Dublin ), Frog & Bucket, Comedy Cellar, XS Malarkey, BBC Stand Up Show, Free Beer Show, Spank, Fat Caves , Comedy Cellar, Shetland Folk Festival. Television and film as an actress includes � Footballers Wives TV where she played resident agony aunt Montana Mounds, Comedy Cuts, The Office, Chambers, Balls of Steel, Dead Clean and Days That Shook The World. As herself she has appeared on Sky Poker and the panel show Where in the World

�Tiffany brought glamour and comedy to the evening� The Times Epoch
�Very good support� British Theatre Guide
�Deadpan Survey Humour� TV Robot
�Stevenson has come on remarkably quickly� Chortle.co.uk
�Authoritive, yet charmingly vunerable� The Fan Carpet