About Lulu
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A
cross-dressing singer-songwriter, or a drag queen who can’t mime to
save her life, Lulu demolishes political correctness and smug media icons
with all the subtlety of a drunk rhinosceros with haemeoroids. Vegetarians,
banks, champagne socialists – no-one is safe. |
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2007 |
Appeared on the main
open-air stage at |
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2007 |
Appeared as regular
guest act for Kaye Sera in her critically-acclaimed cabaret nights at the
famous Opium Den. |
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2006 |
Appeared as live exhibit
in Zsu Zsi Hartman’s “Dance of Life at The Opera”
Exhibition |
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2006 |
Launch of Paddy and
Lulu’s CD “Wine, Woman and Song” celebrating its |
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2006 |
In
“Comedoke”, The 48-Hour Guinness World Record Longest Comedy Gig |
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2006 |
Compere monthly
burlesque evening “Va Va Voom” at Section 8, Melbourne |
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2006 |
Featured on Channel
9’s “Today” show as the opening act for the |
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2005 |
Opened for "Asleep
in the Park" Noise TV SBS National TV CD launch |
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2005 |
"Politically Correct"
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2005 |
Miss Melbourne Drag |
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2005 |
"Champagne
Comedy", Channel 31 |
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What Lulu thinks of Paddy:
“A horrid, beastly
drunkard with the hygeine standards of a stoat and the dress sense of 1970s
footballer. Also completely
spineless, won't take any risks and if he spent just one day off the bottle he
might be able to get up off his ass and do something to harness his phenomenal
musical talent.”