Rosy Cheek Productions and The Girlie Show Comedy Present
Lasses X The Girlie Show
Welcome to Lasses X The Girlie Show, the only comedy cabaret clinically proven to make you hotter, richer and relieve heartburn (results may vary).
The Lasses and the Girlies are uniting for the ultimate iconic collaboration for Unearthed Festival! Join your hosts Hendrika Seguro-Bigg and Rosie Bowden for a variety of stand-up, sketches, musical comedy and more from the NE's most outrageous women and enbys. Throw in a local choir and a community meal and it’s a wholesome vibe.
The amazing line-up joining Rosie and Hendrika include: Lauren Pattison, Becky Clayburn, Ella McFetrich, Maya Torres, Nat Young, Triangle, The Muses and local choir, The Girls, Theys and Slays.
So, round up the group chat, cut the tags off that new top and join us for a very silly night out. We are changing the narrative with a sprinkling of joy and if I know you, you probably don’t want to miss it.
The evening will run as follows:
Girl Dinner (Community meal) - 6.30pm in the Live Theatre undercroft
Come and fill your plate from 6.30pm with any dishes you would like to add to the spread. If you are making food, please don't include nuts and bring a list of ingredients included. No stress if you can't bring a dish, you can still join and nibble!
Lasses X The Girlie Show: 7.30pm in the Main theatre
A mixed bill cabaret curated and presented by Hendrika Seguro-Bigg and Rosie Bowden.
Hendrika Seguro-Bigg
Hendrika is a British-Portuguese comedy writer/performer and improviser with a bad habit of cutting her own fringe. She is the winner of the Clement and La Frenais Comedy Award 2025, host of comedy cabaret 'The Girlie Show', and Female Pilot Club script finalist 2026.
Roșie Bowden
Rosie Bowden is a director, producer and facilitator based in Newcastle Upon Tyne. She is the Associate Director at Eastlake Productions. As director, her credits include Gerry and Sewell by Jamie Eastlake (Associate - Aldwych Theatre, Newcastle Theatre Royal), Soapbox Racer by Ben Schwarz (Alphabetti Theatre) and Head Girl (Edinburgh Fringe Festival).
Rosie produces her own work under the name Rosy Cheek. Their events include Lasses and New Folk on the block which Rosie hosts, as well as the young person’s project, FLOCK. Rosie also produces The Girls, Theys and Slays choir and Breaking in: The Drama School Intensive.
Maya Torres
Maya Torres is a performer and creative from Newcastle. On Screen she can be seen as Sanam in BAFTA winning short How To Be A Person (Channel 4) and as Mindy Singh in BAFTA nominated feature Blue Jean (BBC and BFI) among other short form and commercial work. Maya also has experience in theatre having performed with Northern Stage, Live Theatre, Alphabetti Theatre, Open Clasp and Laurels. Maya also lead the Girls Theys and Slays choir.
The Girls, Theys and Slays
The Girls, Theys and Slays choir are a community choir set up in March 2024 by Maya Torres and Rosie Bowden. The choir brings together likeminded women and non-binary folk for casual rehearsals and performances across the North East. So far, they have performed at Alphabetti Theatre, Live Theatre, Darlington Hippodrome, Newcastle Pride 2024 and WOW North East 2025. They were also featured in WOW’s Hope Brigade in 2026. The Choir is completely free to attend and open to any NE woman or non binary person over the age of 18. Maya and Rosie have had the opportunity to share their practise with schools, youth groups and other organisations, celebrating the power of music and community far and wide.
Lauren Pattison
Lauren is a comedian, actor and writer who was nominated for Edinburgh Best Newcomer Nominee 2017. On top of her Best Newcomer nomination, Lauren won the prestigious Herald Angel Award and was nominated for Amused Moose Best Comedy Show. The 5-star show was the best-reviewed show at The Pleasance that year. In 2022, Lauren was once again nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award, this time for the prestigious main award for her critically acclaimed show, It Is What It Is. As a writer, the second series of Lauren's BBC Radio 4 Sitcom Tom and Lauren Are Going Oot has just finished airing, and earned her a Writer Of The Year nomination at this year's North East Culture Awards. A sought after act, Lauren is a regular at all the major national comedy clubs and has provided tour support for Larry Dean, Katherine Ryan, Jason Manford and Kerry Godliman. As seen on Stand up for Live Comedy (BBC1), two episodes of Comedy Central at the Comedy Store (Comedy Central), Roast Battle (Comedy Central)
Ella McFetrich
Ella has enjoyed performing since she was 3 years old, taking part in dance competitions, showcases, dance and acting grades and productions, including Little Shop of Horrors and 9 to 5 (Cast Northumberland), A Christmas Carol and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Starlight productions) and is about to do her 3rd new musical with the British Youth Music Theatre.
She has just finished her Drama, Psychology and History A-Levels, and is planning to continue her education Musical Theatre after she finishes school.
She is very excited to be performing with the Lasses this summer!
Triangle
For over twenty years, Val has helped to shape performers as a dedicated arts educator. Now, she is stepping center stage in her comedic persona, Triangle. Val’s transition from teacher to performer is fueled by a singular mission: to spread joy through the art of the ridiculous. As Triangle, she embodies her love for comedy, proving it’s never too late to embrace your inner fool.
Becky Clayburn
Becky is a North East actor whose recent credits include Gerry and Sewell (Aldwych Theatre, Newcastle Theatre Royal, Live Theatre and Laurel’s), Tits Up (NE tour), Cinderella (Northern Stage), Ghosts of Metroland (Live Theatre Elevator Festival), Antichristmas (Laurels), Juggling (Laurels).
Nat Young
Nat Young is an award winning comedian from the North East. Her flights of fancy flit bizarrely between word-heavy topical satire and hilariously absurd stories of fiction without warning.
The Muses
Eva, Yolli and Henny are part of comedy sketch group The Muses, producing silly, surreal, sketches with one too many bum jokes.


