My whole body of work is called Covid Chaos which is keeping me very busy.
I had an exhibition booked for this November 2022 but it got cancelled due to staff chaos, sadly.
So now I am patiently waiting for another venue to support me.
Then I will open with my stand up comedy: Corona Queen V.
The Corona virus is a crown microscopically.

I made props inspired by its majesty.
My first official gig was at the Royal Nundah Hotel–note the Royalty.
The audience was only other participating comedians, sadly. They only let out a few uncontrollable giggles.
I sat in the front row after my show and from the cheeky compere I got heaps of jostles and jiggles.
So be aware of the front row at any stand up show, but don’t go and hide in the very back row.
We want to appreciate your laughter and possibly your positive feedback after.
Well, the second out of four performances was at Big Fork Theatre where I am studying Improvisation.
I gathered heaps of priceless laughter and audience communication.
It was a “Who gives a crap” toilet roll celebration as I threw from the stage twenty-four free rolls to start the conversation.
Great audience participation. Keeping your ass clean, if you know what I mean.
I asked by Messenger if the company could sponsor my comedy career.
Yes, I am serious, cheeky but for comedy, I have no fear.
Their wrappers are extremely colourful and provided excellent value for making Covid spikes for my collages, adding to my Covid Chaos inspired by the pandemic.
It has triggered an empathetic aesthetic which is developing me as artistic,
in art, poetry and as an up and coming comic. Maybe not so much in music. That may be deemed tragic.
I wrote the Covid Blues.
All my friends have Covid
It’s become really old news.
Everyone has Covid.
Sing the Covid Blues.
I wrote a verse, for everyone who I knew who was cursed.