Joining the Drunk Women hijinx this week is a last whose personal crime story is either a tale of dole queue drudgery or one of validation (we'll let you decide), it's writer and comedian, Sarah Mills!

Sarah's show opener is a story of first and grit, which can also be said of the woman featured in this week's true crime case - it'll probably have you rushing out to get a cat AND make you want to put the heating on full pelt - did you know pelt can mean an animal skin, as well as in the context of putting the heating on full? That knowledge will stand you in good stead for this week's ep, so you're welcome!

As always we hear from a listener to round off the show and today is no different, although there were a few shocks to uncover in this person's family tree .... WHAAAT?!

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The Drunk Women are here again and joining them to solve a case whilst imbibing a G&T is comedian and writer, Izzy Mant! Izzy starts us off with a story that heralds from a night out at one of the second-best venues in a UK seaside town.

The team then pulls apart a crime-ridden tale that is reminiscent of a past case ... perhaps it's a coincidence, or maybe it's the work of an incompetent copycat? We then hear from a listener who wants to end the speculation of a series of events - period!

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This week's episode is another riotous recording at the DWSC London residency at The Museum of Comedy! Joining Taylor, Catie and Hannah is the brilliant comedian Mary O'Connell who sets the crime-solving scene with a story of under 18s raving which will melt the coldest heart. We then dive into a true crime that starts off debating the role and efficiency of using a muff... much to everyone's delight. We then hear from an audience member who has been stewing on a wrongdoing for 25 years until she finally gets the closure she deserves.

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Well, what a night this was! Hannah, Catie, and Taylor burst onto the stage during London's Underbelly Festival for a night of drunk-solving mayhem in front of 300 fabulous fans AND had a very special guest in comedian and writer, Grace Campbell!

Grace starts us off with a crime that could be considered more a crime against sex than anything else and the tone is then set when the team (and audience) dig into a case in which the word 'cream' is definitely overused. We then round things off with a very eager audience member, who desperately needed the help of our amateur sleuths and by jove, I think they solved it ... or at least didn't make things worse!

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Christmas show in London on 7th December 2021: leicestersquaretheatre.com

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The 'countdown' is almost over, as the DWSC team finally welcomes etymologist and star of one of the UK's longest-running shows 'Countdown' (you can see the brilliant gag we made there) and its comedy, sister show, 'Cats Does Countdown', it is, of course, the one and only, Susie Dent!

As well as giving us some pretty cool word origins, Susie also proved to be a pretty savvy crime solver and hits the nail on the head several times in this episode's stratospheric case, as well as starting us off with a crime that also has more than a hint of nostalgia attached. 

The team then debates a listener story which could also have the hallmarks of a more innocent time ... or something far more sinister might have been at play. 

Come and see Taylor, Catie, and Hannah LIVE throughout the Autumn and Winter of 2021, as they continue their residency at The Museum of Comedy: museumofcomedy.com

Head up to Manchester on 23rd November for a double show at The Salford Lowry: thelowry.com AND celebrate Christmas on 7th December with another double festive show at The Leicester Square Theatre: leicestersquaretheatre.com. 

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Much fun was had in the making of this episode and a big part of that was this week's crime-solving guest, make-up artist, TV presenter, and star of BBC's Glow-Up, it's Hannah Cunningham AKA Empty Alien, or 'cool' Hannah as she shall now be known, although nothing was cool about the crime she shares at the start of the show, thanks to the creepy man in slacks.

The team then digs deep into a historical crime, which could almost be referred to as highbrow, especially after Taylor displays a latent talent, which although has no use at all, is impressive, to say the least!

We then of course hear from a listener who needs our help in getting to the bottom of a most puzzling display of road rage.

Come and see the Drunk Women LIVE during 2021.

Their London residency continues at The Museum of Comedy on 28th Sept, 28th Oct, and 23rd Nov - for tickets and info go to museumofcomedy.com

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The Drunk Women are live again at The Museum of Comedy in London and as well as being joined by an audience of amateur detectives, they also brought comedian Ania Magliano along for the ride, who as it turns out wasn't too shabby as crime-solving herself!

Ania, tells us about the time is desperately wanted in on a crime wave in her school and then the team pulls apart a story from the 16th Century which details are grainy, to say the least! 

We then hear from a member of the wonderful audience, who uses the opportunity to clear her name ... or maybe she just WANTS us to think she's innocent? You decide...

Come and see the DWSC LIVE at The Underbelly on Friday 17th Sept 2021 and at The Museum of Comedy on 28th October and 23rd November 2021. 

You can also catch them in MANCHESTER on Sunday 28th November 2021 for a double show at The Salford Lowry! 

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The gals are live and unleashed again, as the residency at The Museum of Comedy continues into its second month, and joining Hannah, Catie, and Taylor in front of a lively crowd is writer, actor and comedian, Sarah Kendall!

Sarah gets things going with some stories which link together a family trait that will have you opting for public transport over a chance meeting with one of them on a highway.

The team then really get their teeth into a case which will either make you weirdly hungry or a vegetarian for life and we hear from a member of the audience about something which happened to them on their honeymoon and fun fact guys, the person you hear is none other than our Catie's pen pal!

If you missed out on tickets to this show, you can catch the team at the Underbelly Festival 2021, in London's Cavendish Square on 17th September - for full info and tickets go to: underbellyfestival.com

and of course, the residency continues throughout the autumn head to museumofcomedy.com.

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In this riotous episode, we see Taylor, Hannah, and Catie back in front of an audience at The Museum of Comedy in London, where comedian Janine Harouni joined them for gin and tonics a-plenty with some pretty adept crime-solving chops!

Janine starts things off by teaching us that ordering French onion soup on a blind date is something we should NEVER do. The team (and the audience) then pick-apart a gem of a case, which introduces us to some pretty elaborate characters. And finally, it's the turn of a member of the audience to present their case and to be honest, you'll NEVER hear of a crime more quintessentially English than this...

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What's this? The Drunk Women LIVE and unleashed? With an audience???

Hell yeah, the gang are back in the wild and were greeted by a full crowd at the first of their London residencies at The Museum of Comedy!

The first guest to take to the stage was presenter and podcaster, Kirsten O'Brien, who although still damp from being caught in a summer flash storm on her way in, still managed to wow the crowd with her tales of crime-fighting and skills in sleuthing.

The team crack-into a story about a swindler with more ambition than the average grifter, AND we hear from a member of the audience, whose dad probably should feature during DWSC men's month.

It was a great night and you can join in the fun too - just go to museumofcomedy.com for info and tickets.

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