The View from Over The Hill

Aussie-born, Liverpool-based singer-songwriter-performance poet Flloyd (with 2 Ells) Kennedy may be pushing into her eighth decade but this old lady certainly knows a thing or two. With two ukuleles and a kazoo, her collection of amusing songs and poems draws on her avalanche of memories from a life uproariously lived and wryly observed, taking comic stabs at the world around her which, quite frankly, seems to have lost the plot.

No subject is too random. Pot plants, the apocalypse, Facebook, a paean to Liverpool’s weather: there’s little that Flloyd’s gentle clown can’t set to poetry or music, her witty ramblings borne from the benefit of hindsight as she now limps down the other side of life’s hill.

Prepare for an eclectic show that’s authentic, funny and shoots straight from the heart.  And if you don’t believe us, here’s what recent audiences thought:

“Congratulations, Flloyd, such a fine variety of voices packed into one hour of pure entertainment!”

“U know when you’ve been ‘uked’ – straight to the quick and straight from the heart – incisive, heartfelt, and tingly fun.”

 “It made me both laugh and cry and was very honest too.”