Hoo Cares!? is a show from Lizzy Hoo about life, family and following your dreams before it's too late, but only if they're worth it. Having started comedy in her early 30s, she has plenty of material to draw upon, giving us side-splitting stories and leaving audiences in the palm of her hand. Lizzy looks back on father-daughter trips to Malaysia: one when she was 4 years old and a returning trip in her thirties, skydiving to her mum's 60th, one of her brother's backyard trout-farming dreams, and her other brother's quest to become a famous YouTube travel vlogger. After trading in full-time office work, Lizzy is now performing in front of full houses across the country and gaining millions of views of her stand up online. Lizzy's engaging presence and top notch storytelling on stage leaves audiences wanting more. Hoo Cares!? is an hour of big laughs and good times from a comedian whose profile has exploded in five short years.
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Casting
Catherine Vanderwolf
Director
Lizzy Hoo
Self
Lizzy Hoo
Writer
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7 commentaires
source: Lizzy Hoo: Hoo Cares!?
source: Lizzy Hoo: Hoo Cares!?
It was a solid first introduction to the world. She is a very likeable woman, who seems to really love comedy, really try to make it in this very hard industry. She lucks experience but I think that in time she will have it too and will find her place in comedy. I only have one thing bothered me. Well, actually not bothered, concerned is the more appropriate word to describe it. Her style kind reminded me of Ali Wong, especially the glasses. And it is unfair for Lizzy to compare her with another comedian and especially with Wong. And it's because I really find Lizzy more likeable and sweeter than Ali that I'm saying this. Lizzy seems to really love comedy so I hope that she will find her own unique style and conquer the world. We need more women in comedy and she could be a good addition.
It was a solid first introduction to the world. She is a very likeable woman, who seems to really love comedy, really try to make it in this very hard industry. She lucks experience but I think that in time she will have it too and will find her place in comedy. I only have one thing bothered me. Well, actually not bothered, concerned is the more appropriate word to describe it. Her style kind reminded me of Ali Wong, especially the glasses. And it is unfair for Lizzy to compare her with another comedian and especially with Wong. And it's because I really find Lizzy more likeable and sweeter than Ali that I'm saying this. Lizzy seems to really love comedy so I hope that she will find her own unique style and conquer the world. We need more women in comedy and she could be a good addition.
source: Lizzy Hoo: Hoo Cares!?