So My Dad and The Nanny

Isabella Charlton weaves a funny and witty tale of infedelity, mystery and deceit. Packed with fun observations of her as a child, and as an adult, we see the tale of a young woman navigating between the love of two parents as they split apart. As adolescense creeps in, Isabella is now confronted with dealing with her past and becoming a woman with her own traditions and ideals--will she break free of her parents influence? or is she doomed to repeat--? You'll have to see this show to find out. Recommended. Best of Asylum Judge... full review

Universal themes and universal charm. Isabella’s storytelling style is effortless and casual, and rife with dark humor. I felt like we were at a bar and she was telling me the wild story of her family and childhood. I found myself laughing the entire time, and deeply moved by the end during her candid self-reflection and revelations. ... full review

Isabella is a great story teller and even funnier comedian. Her movement through both jokes and stories were effortless. The story was very funny, entertaining, and shocking! Can't wait to see where this show goes! Bravo! ... full review

Engaging storytelling of an ultimately open-minded gal who journeys from being shaken by her Dad's infidelity to owning a bigger picture of human nature, relationship dynamics and the ridiculousness of pointing a finger at so-called immorality.... full review

A fun-filled and hilarious journey through family dysfunction, intrigue, and the inevitability of turning into your parents. I laughed out loud. A lot. Go see this show!... full review

Isabella is fantastic and oh so funny wordsmith that needs her own prime time television show! Her journey of life lessons doesn’t stay in England. It goes places like Hong Kong, Brazil and America! ... full review

This was such a funny show! I was engaged in the story the whole time and wanted Isabella's sharp perspective on each new moment. ... full review

A stand-up routine about a very serious topic that affected the storyteller's adult life in more ways than one. Funny and vulnerable. ... full review

Isabella's show feels like standup comedy in style, but with a complete story, beginning, middle, and questions about her own future. The topic of infidelity could either fall into the trap of gratuitously sexual material, or judgemental and prude. Isabella fell into neither of those traps.... full review

Smart, FUNNY, shocking & vulnerable! Isabella is a witty and unique comic, full of unbelievable tales. Her international stories weave together scandal with laugh out loud climaxes. This is a solid 55 minute set.... full review