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Hot Titty Bungalow

Tamsyn Kelly

YouTube · 2026 · 54 min

Ditching sunny Cornwall for Glasgow and questioning every choice.

Released , on YouTube.

Four months into a long-distance relationship, Tamsyn Kelly packed up her life in sunny Penzance, left behind her mother, her formidable grandma, and her hairdresser, and moved 600 miles north to rainy Glasgow. Naturally, she soon paid a psychic named Elaine to check whether she had made a mistake, only to be told her new boyfriend seemed cagey and secretive.

That impulse gamble gives Hot Titty Bungalow its spine. Recorded across two back-to-back shows at Blackfriars in Glasgow on October 30, 2025, the 54-minute special was released on YouTube and Gorilla Comedy+ in July 2026 by 800 Pound Gorilla Media, alongside an audio album.

Kelly came into the taping after winning the 2022 Edinburgh Comedy Awards Panel Prize with Best in Class and touring her 2024 show Crying in TK Maxx. She debuted Hot Titty Bungalow at Monkey Barrel’s Cabaret Voltaire during the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe, then took it on a UK tour before pivoting to her next Fringe hour, Rat’s Ass, in 2026.

Rather than chasing a loud stage persona, Kelly relies on laid-back, conversational anecdotes about starting over in her thirties. She covers getting ghosted on Bumble BFF, a friend who identifies as a witch, her ex redecorating their old flat, Vinted economics, and her partner’s nickname for his penis.

Rolling Stone UK named the Fringe run one of its top picks of 2025, and The Herald gave it four stars. Chortle noted that Kelly turns everyday stories into an engaging hour even without a flashy hook, while The List praised her sly wordplay while noting that bits on the mental load tread familiar ground.

Notable bits & set list

6 bits
  1. Opening the show with a karaoke rendition of Bryan Adams and Melanie C's 'Baby When You're Gone'

    Performs an unironic, full-throated duet with an audience member to establish the hour's central theme of committing fully to imperfect life decisions.

  2. Relocating from coastal Penzance to Glasgow in the dead of winter

    Riffs on expecting romantic strolls into the sunset with her boyfriend, only to discover Glasgow sunsets occur at 2:36 PM.

  3. Seeking guidance from a psychic named Elaine about moving 600 miles for romance

    Plays an actual recording of psychic Elaine offering unhelpful, destabilizing observations about her partner being secretive.

  4. Using friendship apps to make new friends as an adult in an unfamiliar city

    Examines getting ghosted prior to a coffee date and mocks how 'Bumble Friends' recycles dating app photos, making platonic connection feel weird.

  5. Dating a fellow stand-up comedian

    Subverts people assuming their home is full of constant laughter with the punchline: 'What house?'.

  6. Purchasing and testing a cut-price love egg

    Delivers an anecdotal story regarding adult novelties and misadventures.

How it plays

Tone
Warm, salty, quirky, brutally honest, and poignant.
On stage
Likeable, chaotic, relatable, and candid with a girl-next-door persona blended with sharp wit and self-deprecating bite.
Pace
Playful and engaging with high commitment, balancing sweet laidback delivery with chaotic storytelling momentum and sharp peripheral room awareness.
About
relocating for love, starting over in Glasgow, adult friendships and loneliness, impulsive decision-making and choice paralysis, family dynamics, the economics of Vinted

What the critics said

Met with widespread critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe, earning 4-star reviews praising Kelly's warm, clever wordplay, charming audience rapport, and ability to weave chaotic life choices into a tight, satisfying narrative.

In the room: Warm and receptive room dynamic characterized by active audience participation during the opening karaoke and spontaneous crowd confessions.

Summed up from reviews, articles and listings. Sources: sueterryvoices.com, moviefone.com, justwatch.com, cinegraph.org, chortle.co.uk, therecs.co.uk, list.co.uk, one4review.co.uk, thephoenixremix.com, pepperandsalt.uk, justthetonic.com, theqr.co.uk.

Backstory

Centers on Kelly impulsively uprooting her life, moving roughly 600 miles from Penzance in Cornwall to Glasgow to move in with her new comedian boyfriend (Stuart McPherson) after dating long-distance for only four months.

Details

Released
Runtime
54 min
Where
YouTube
Director
Jet Vevers
Honors
Rolling Stone Top Picks of the Fringe (2025)The Recs 4 Stars (2025)One4Review 4 Stars (2025)
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