What a show! Truly I can say I have never laughed and learnt so much within such a short space of time - certainly not learned so much about my body too! Although I do not shy away from exploring my femininity Vaudeville of the Vulva opened up a whole new world that I would probably never have known about otherwise, which unexpectedly resulted in me really considering my place as a female in society with regards to genitals, sex, bodies, and the male gaze. Laura-Doe's witty, knowledgeable presence is perfectly engaging throughout the performance. Her comic characters explain issues, ideologies, myths and scientific answers for both sides - the 'vulva lovers' and 'people with vulvas' - with hilarity, honesty, plenty of puns. These ideas were liberally expanding upon with catchy (often including the audience's call and response) lyrics which pretty much abolished most opinions I had before about the female genitalia. It was not only women in the crowd that enjoyed Vulva narratives, men too could get plenty of tips!

The show commenced with a fantastically cultivated Vulva version of Tom Jones's 'Delilah' - cleverly to 'my oh my vagina' - this of course got the crowd weeping with laughter, all joining in with glee.

All I can say is go and see, with honestly open eyes and ears - Laura-Doe, thank you for allowing me to view with you the importance of education of the female genitals with a wicked amount of laughs!