Making decisions is the theme of Tamsyn Kelly’s new show, specifically the one she took to move to Glasgow from her home of Penzance to be with a new boyfriend. Hopefully she’s putting some time into meeting a new cast of characters for her next show, because the one’s she’s left behind are pretty funny: her mum, brother, best mate and terrifying granny all get name-checked, as does the Penzance Sainsbos (lacking in the essentials of metropolitan life). 

Of course, building a new life from scratch isn’t easy and as the set develops we learn more about her lad (who makes a cute-couple cameo but really needs to learn to pick up after himself) and her struggle to make friends (surprising, given she’s a hoot at karaoke). It’s hard to know if crowd work is her superpower or if some audiences just don’t understand boundaries: either way she manages to coax a couple of hair-raising confessions as well as a scene-stealing turn on the mic from a smallish crowd. Hot Titty Bungalow is genial enough if not earth-shatteringly original (mental load and love eggs all feature); Kelly’s delivery is sweetly laidback and her clever wordplay is slyly funny in what amounts to a solid hour of comedy. 

Tamsyn Kelly: Hot Titty Bungalow, Monkey Barrel Cabaret Voltaire, until 24 August, 4.20pm; main picture: Fran Rowse.