missing - and dare we say talent! - from the British pop sensation the
Spice
Girls. But what is it about this young lass that makes her so appealing?
Come on, think about it! Still don't know? How about we check out the many
outfits of Jodie J. Hill to find the answer.
Jodie,
The Television Princess.
She has appeared as
a panellist on GNW
Night Lite when she did her fabulous rendition of "I know a song
that will get on your nerves." The good people on The
Panel were spellbound by her guest spot on the show and the audience
loved her warm-up. She was a reporter, a guest and warm-up comedian on
the ABC show Recovery
. Herself and top chick/ comedian Jo Stanley, brought us their
live variety program Boob Tube on Channel 31. thecomedychannel
has also had their fair share of Jodie 'mania' with
her appearing on Dilemma and Headliners.
Also there was the case of funny girl meets funny lady when she appeared
on Denise on the Seven Network
Jodie
On The Big Screen.
Jodie played
the role of Penny in the feature film Strange Fits Of Passion
Jodie On
Your Air Waves.
She has completed
interviews for Triple J'sCreatures
program and also popped up on Adam
Spencer's old Departure Lounge shift. She has also made guest
appearances 3RRR's Breakfasters and The
Grill Team on Triple M.
Jodie In
Print.
Apart from her skills
as an entertainer Jodie has written for the men's magazine Max,
and regular articles for The Age newspaper.
Jodie Telling
A Joke.
Jodie has been
appearing in the Melbourne International
Comedy Festival since 1994 with such shows as Get Out Of The
Shower, Adelaide On Toast, Moving To Melbourne, Bait - Two Girls Just Hanging,
and this years Jodie J.Hill & Jo Stanley are In Denial. She
has also performed Moving To Melbourne and Bait
- Two Girls Just Hanging at the Melbourne Fringe Festival
where she won a Fringe Comedy Award in 1996 for Moving
To Melbourne.
Jodie also
set off with a bunch of funny guys this year, for the Melbourne
International Comedy Festival Roadshow
The group toured VIC,
SA and WA for 22 days, entertaining 19 towns.
The
print media has finally picked up on the talented young comedian giving
her more exposure. One that sticks out (and the one that my flatmate is
waving about in my face) is a comedy special that Juice
magazine put together of the new breed of Aussie comics. If you can get
your hands on a copy it's a funny read. It also features the likes of
Wil Anderson
, Corinne Grant, Merrick
and Rosso , Kim Hope and Rove
McManus. For the rest of the line up you will just have to get
your hands on your own copy.
