Originally from bonny Northumberland, Jennifer has worked for over a decade to make the public laugh. From comedy sketches to improv troupes, if you're looking for playful creative with a penchant for puns, look no further!
JENNIFER
CARSS
Glow Job
“An exceptional character study and beauty industry parody by two exceptional performers”
“Glob Job combines an
exceptionally well-written
script with two excellent
comic performances”
Glow Job, is the debut work of Hall and Carss Comedy. Annie Hall and Jennifer's "delightfully funny" production, is set in a failing beauty clinic in Yorkshire, where the staff will do anything to keep the business a float. Think Phoenix Nights meets Dinnerladies, but with a dash of botox and Tiktok.
In 2026, after selling out a 100 seater venue in Leeds, Glow Job had a nine day run at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, met with 5 star and 4 star press reviews, and reams of positive audience feedback.
The duo are now looking to tour the production in 2027 and beyond.
Jennifer is artistic director of Curly Tales Theatre, a children's theatre company who bring interactive storytelling, folklore, live original music (and goofiness), to young people across the North of England.
Curly Tales has been supported over the years by Leeds Playhouse, ARC Stockton, Barnsley Civic, ACE England, HOME MCR and Leeds Libraries.
In Christmas 2025, Jennifer and Jordan Larkin brought "Who stole the Christmas Pud?" to children in Yorkshire; an improvised one woman show, where the children become the characters to investigate.
Jordan Larkin and Jennifer are currently working on a R&D of "Harriet and Birdie", a new piece exploring rites of passage growing up and rolemodels for young people.
