Warm, filthy-minded, chatty Geordie observational comedy
Sarah Millican is the comedian equivalent of your funniest mate down the pub, if that mate happened to be devastatingly good at crafting a joke. She takes the stuff of everyday life - washing machine symbols, cross trainers, cats, awkward chats with strangers - and turns it into proper laugh-out-loud material, all delivered in that warm, chatty Geordie voice that makes you feel like you're in on the gossip.
What makes her so brilliant is the way she sneaks in properly filthy, cheeky bits right in the middle of cosy, relatable observations, so you're laughing at something rude before you've even clocked how she got you there. She's also an absolute don with a crowd, riffing with audience members like she's known them for years.
If you like comedy that feels like a natter with a friend who happens to be razor sharp, Sarah's your woman. She's been doing this for years and years and she just keeps getting better at it.