Amelia Dimoldenberg

Okay, cool. I definitely want to try it.

You should.

You should.

You should.

Yeah, it's going to be on my mood board for soon.

Yeah, it's going to be on my mood board for soon.

Yeah, it's going to be on my mood board for soon.

You should come out for a show. In the UK, we'll do a Tell Me What's Wrong crowd work.

You should come out for a show. In the UK, we'll do a Tell Me What's Wrong crowd work.

You should come out for a show. In the UK, we'll do a Tell Me What's Wrong crowd work.

That's my crowd work section. Okay, that would be good. It's really fun. Then I can like warm up. I can get used to like seeing people's faces.

That's my crowd work section. Okay, that would be good. It's really fun. Then I can like warm up. I can get used to like seeing people's faces.

That's my crowd work section. Okay, that would be good. It's really fun. Then I can like warm up. I can get used to like seeing people's faces.

You can also be like no phones if that makes you feel better. Yeah, that's like a very common practice in comedy.

You can also be like no phones if that makes you feel better. Yeah, that's like a very common practice in comedy.

You can also be like no phones if that makes you feel better. Yeah, that's like a very common practice in comedy.

So do you do no phones for your shows?

So do you do no phones for your shows?

So do you do no phones for your shows?

Parts of the show are no phones. The crowd work section you would actually think is phones, but I do no phones.