Cooking and Cabaret

Marysia – a glamorous former City Trader, left the trading floor for the stage, and is now a comedian, jazz/cabaret singer and instrumentalist. As a teenager Marysia joined the Air Training Corps where she flew planes and learned to shoot rifles.  Her great, great grandfather was Poland’s equivalent of Shakespeare so creativity and vodka are in her blood, driving her to leave the City and move to LA to study at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.  In 2006 she performed at the Edinburgh Festival in her own cabaret show ‘Marysia’s Slightly Bitter and Twisted Lessons In Love’ inspired by her days of partying around the world. In 2007 at the Edinburgh Fringe, Marysia performed two shows a night; her own “Find Me a Primitive Man” and compered the “Midnight Carousel” cabaret show for C Venues for the whole Edinburgh run. Marysia took her own show to the Montreal Fringe Festival in 2008.
Cooking and Cabaret is her first show at the Brighton Festival Fringe. Her father is Polish, her mother English. 

Reviews
‘She certainly knows how to entertain’ **** Three weeks, Edinburgh 07

‘Sharp, funny and a great chanteuse’, Montreal Gazette., 2008

“…..Marysia who is in fact a pretty funny, deadpan and dry comedienne as well as a notable singing siren.”    Night News Edinburgh Fringe 2007

Marysia's website http://www.sirensongs.co.ukweeblylink_new_window
Cooking and Cabaret, Brighton Fringe Festival
May 1-9 2010, 13.45pm Tickets £5 (£3.50 concessions)
For tickets call - Box office: 01273 709709
 Venue: Laughing Horse@The Temple, Brighton Festival Fringe 2010
The Temple, 121 Western Road, Brighton, BN1 2AD Tel of Venue - 01273 721 501 
www.cookingandcabaret.com Contact marysia@sirensongs.co.uk