WELSH comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean is to perform her show, Peacock, at The Haymarket on September 14.
The artist, a familiar voice on Radio 4 panel show, Best Medicine, is a recognised face on TV, having appeared on popular shows such as Live at the Apollo, 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, and Have I Got News for You. She is also a writer, founder of a comedy school, and a foster parent.
Pritchard-McLean's family means everything to her, so much so, she's maintained a secretive parallel life away from the stage.
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Her newfound courage to discuss the subject, spurred on by unconventional gigs for social workers, has led to a stage show that delves into her experiences as a foster carer.
Pritchard-McLean's show serves a dual purpose on the evening.
Not only does it make audiences laugh, it supports Pens For Kids, a charity aiding children's education globally, by providing necessary writing instruments.
As Pritchard McLean wows with her humour, audience members are encouraged to donate new and used pens.
A donation box will be placed in the foyer for the same. The tickets are set at £20, with a special rate of £18 for seniors above 65, full-time students, under 16s, and NHS employees.
The show is primarily suitable for those aged 15 and above.
For tickets, please contact Anvil Arts box office at 01256 844244 or visit the official Anvil Arts website.
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