Holly Burn
A writer recently came in for a lot of criticism following an article in the Financial Times about how she was coping with lockdown in Kensington by buying more flowers, silk pyjamas for her Zoom meetings and employing tutors for her children.
She also talked about having an inheritance and bemoaned the fact that Harrods food hall had closed. Not surprisingly some people thought the article was a spoof...
Are you getting nostalgic for the good old days when you could go out for dinner at a lovely restaurant and eat all sorts of food served up in all sorts of ways? You certainly will be after watching comedians David Mills and Holly Burn discuss eating out options in their new video below.
There have been a lot of male performers in recent years who have excelled at immersive, madcap lunacy. Adam Riches, Nick Helm and Dr Brown spring immediately to mind. But this is a type of comedy that women seem less drawn to, though I sense that that might be changing. Take Holly Burn, for instance, who I last saw live alongside the equally deranged Brian Gittins. She is probably most famous for her viral send-up of Victoria Beckham, but Burn has a fearless streak onstage which means that anything goes.
Given that Holly Burn's viral Victoria Beckham clip is all about asking questions we thought it was only fair that we asked Holly Burn some questions of our own. At the start of the week she knocked out a quick el cheapo clip sending up Victoria Beckham's recent video interview for Vogue and the nation's press promptly picked up on it. Not only that, but Beckham herself sportingly retweeted it too. It's a beautifully executed showcase for Burn's madcap sensibility.
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