Burton was interviewed on Tuesday by the renowned comedy blogger and man behind the Malcolm Hardee Awards for comic originality John Fleming. She opened up to him about her mental health past more than she ever has done publicly before. Click on if you’re brave enough…

Of Burton’s new show ‘When I Grow Up‘ John said: “A happy, life-enhancing show….jolly and enthusiastic and life-celebrating… People will go out with a smile on their face…I did.”

Thank you, John. From the bottom of Burton’s strange little heart and from every corner of her wandering mind, thank you.

The lovely and talented Miss Lizzy Mace not only writes and performs – she also does all our graphic design! Burton’s always known Mace’s designs are awesome, but now others are taking notice too! Mace’s design for our Rom Com Con poster has been shortlisted for the Impact Award at the Brighton Fringe. But we need your votes! VOTE NOW BY LIKING OUR POSTER HERE!

Juliette’s first work-in-progress performance of When I Grow Up went really well last night! The Stowmarket audience were lovely. Here’s what they said on Twitter and Facebook:

Michelle G: Excellent first preview last night of Juliette Burton: Writer Performer‘s new show, When I Grow Up (at Edinburgh Fringe). It’s funny, moving, thought-provoking and charming. Definitely recommend – shows in Cambridge too: When I Grow Up (CAMBRIDGE PREVIEWS)

Aaron W: Thanks to @JulietteBurton‘s lovely show last night, I realised I currently have a job, but am working towards having a vocation … you actually inspired me quite a bit! (In terms of pushing for vocation rather than job) … @JulietteBurton put on an excellent show, really good fun and a well told story. What a marvellous evening!

Andy F: Thanks for sharing your story with such courage – if I ever grow up, I want to be as authentic and lovely as you!

Xtreme Productions: Had a great night watching @doug_segal and @JulietteBurton previewing their new shows, both of which were wonderful. Highly recommend!

Laura: Accosted you as you were getting in your car- sorry! Absolutely loved the show!

Doug Segal: Watching the run-through of Juliette Burton’s show. It’s utterly charming.

Come accost Juliette at her next work in progress performances at the Brighton Fringe this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday!

The lovely website Funny Women have written a great little article recommending When I Grow Up very highly!

They describe Juliette’s journey to realise her varied childhood ambitions in When I Grow Up, sweetly concluding “Luckily for audiences everywhere, she ended up as a writer, actress and one half of ace comedy duo Mace and Burton!”

They say “If you’ve ever fancied a trip down memory lane, this is definitely not one to be missed!”

So, don’t miss it! Join Juliette for When I Grow Up in Stowmarket, Brighton, Glasgow, Cambridge and Edinburgh!

We had such a blast performing at Leicester Square Theatre lounge. With every ticket but 5 sold, the crowd who joined us made it a very special evening. Here are some of the lovely things they’ve said:

“I had such a good time and the show is so great, well-done – totally brilliant and actually restored my faith in males!” Camilla S

“Thanks soooo much for a fabulous night, I laughed (a lot) & cried (a little) was fabulous!!! Those girls are very clever & so natural a really awesome night.” Karalyn N

“Rom Com Con was so funny & sad & real & everything a girl could want on a Thursday night in London. The show was awesome and everyone loved every minute! Can’t wait to see When I Grow Up.” Tinaka N

Bring on Brighton! Next and (for now) final stop on our mini-tour: The Marlborough Theatre as part of the Brighton Fringe.

It’s finally here! Mace and Burton return to London for the home-coming performance of award-winning, 5 star show Rom Com Con. Join us on Thursday 25th April (show starts at 7pm) for Rom Com Con at the Leicester Square Theatre. BUY TICKETS NOW!

TICKETS NOW ON SALE FOR ‘WHEN I GROW UP’ AT EDINBURGH FRINGE 2013!

Juliette – aka Burton – aka the person writing this post but referring to herself in the third person – will perform her new Mace and Burton show ‘When I Grow Up‘ at the Gilded Balloon this Edinburgh Fringe. Tickets are on sale now – book yours to be the first to see this exciting new show!

Pledge your support for Juliette’s new show and see her dressed as a farmer (sexy dungaree action aplenty!) in a video right here!  She needs to raise £3000 by June 11th to support her performances at Edinburgh Fringe 2013 – please pledge your support now to receive goodies such as personalised poetry, drawings sketched by Juliette, baked goods, afternoon tea with Juliette during the fringe, VIP tickets to the show and much more!

Juliette (aka ‘Burton’) will be performing her new show ‘When I Grow Up’ (presented by Mace and Burton and supported by Lizzy – aka ‘Mace’) at the Edinburgh Fringe 2013. CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS OF PERFORMANCES.

Burton was on BBC Radio Scotland on Friday April 5th talking about her new show, written and supported by Mace, ‘When I Grow Up‘.

‘When I Grow Up‘ is the true-life comedy being researched and written now for Brighton Fringe and Edinburgh Fringe with other previews this summer.

In it Burton, aka Juliette, is trying to be all the things she wanted to be when she was little. Ballerina, baker, artist, farmer, princess, pop star, cartoon, Muppet – she is living the dream… Every dream she ever had!

To find out more about the show please click here.

April 5th: First exclusive play of Juliette’s pop song! To realise her amibtion to become a pop star, ‘Dreamers (When I Grow Up)’ was played on BBC Radio Scotland on The Culture Studio with Janice Forsyth on April 5th. It received a great appraisal from non other than music guru of Scotland Vic Galloway! Listen here! The song will be available to download on iTunes later this month!

The Loveliest Revolution has begun!

Read Burton’s blog for one of our favourite comedy-conscious regular reads HERE. She talks about loveliness in comedy and mentions a fair few acts including Daniel Kitson, Tim Key, Idiots of Ants, Josie Long, Sarah Millican, Sam Simmons, Pappy’s, Tony Law, Claudia O’Doherty, James Acaster, Doctor Brown and The Boy With Tape on His Face…

“Comedy has changed of late – stand up Juliette Burton takes a close look at the rise of loveliness…”