Raw Comedy National Finalist in 2005 and Comedy Zone comedian in 2006, Andrea contradicts the age old misnomer that  'girls aren't funny'. Vibewire.net decided to find out more:

1. For my first wish, I wish... that everyone who has ever thrown a coin into a wishing well will be granted their wish. Woo hoo, I'd get, like, FIVE guinea pigs!

2. Pop culture is... not what it used to be. I miss Leemings. I miss brown curduroy pants. And I really miss old Freeza icy poles.

3. When I was little, I used to believe that... a chocolate-coated sultana was an Easter Bunny poo.

4. When the aliens arrive, I hope they bring... their funniest home videos.

5. I feel at peace when... I've finished a hard sudoko on the toilet.

6. What was your worst fashion mistake? My mum let me perm my fringe, which was in Grade 1.

7. What did you have for lunch yesterday? A salad. But I was very nearly tempted by a dirty beef roadhouse sausage.

8. What celebrity do you wish would just go away? I have a real problem with Kiera Knightly's head.

9. What one possession would you save in a fire? My keytar.

10. If you were a ghost, who would you haunt? I'd love to haunt John Edwards.

Andrea Gibbs is performing STARKERS at The Forum, a series of comedy monologues written by Kate Mulvany, Luke Milton and Damon Lockwood. Meet a girl with a naked ambition, a geriatric with a penchant for the dentists and an inmate with a cave of wonderment...

Venue: The Forum - The Carpet Room, Corner Russell and Flinders Streets
Dates: 4th April – 13th April, Previews 2d – 3rd April
Tickets: $18.00 Full / $16.00 Conc / $13 Previews & Tuesdays
Times: 7:15pm (6:15pm Sundays)
Bookings: Ticketek, www.comedyfestival.com.au and at the door.

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