Following a decade of award winning catering and hospitality in London and Sheffield feeding everyone from royalty to the A-Z list of celebrities, Wynnie hung up the apron and donned the platforms and big wigs to tackle the doors of some of the North West’s premiere Dance clubs. Meeting and greeting and knocking back the riff raff.

Reclaiming the often-heard word freak Wynnie la Freak was here to stay hosting banging club nights and parties for the debauched. A legend in her own lunchtime, the tranny with attitude began to perform cabaret around Europe, including Ibiza, Aiya Napa, Benidorm, Italy, Germany and Ireland. Singing LIVE with classics such as the shoop shoop song, River deep Mountain high and Thank you for the Music. Now a fully-fledged Disco Diva and party DJ launching Wicked the countries first male lap dance club Wynnie turned a hand to stand up. With the regionals of the cutting edge of comedy competition and appearances at London Mardi gras and Europride.

A direct action campaigner with the ground breaking public adornment of a huge red painted 28 on the front of a bus (owned by a supporter of section 28) to be dramatised by Russell T Davis’s Bob and Rose. Always an out spoken and uncensored character she has been a guest on many a show, from Trisha to Cheshire sex and Diners to Passports to passion. Later she co-hosted the game show Absolute cobblers for Sky television which made a 10 week part television presenting course at the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts in London.

The secret love child of Fanny Craddock is now about to become the ultimate TV chef, with a new cookery and entertaining show about to be filmed Wynnie is a character to watch out for.

Miss la freak has appeared in Mix Mag, Radio Times, Bizzare DJ magazine, Art scene, M.E.N., Pink Paper, Daily Star,  BOYZ    and written travel articles for NOW magazine.

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Smirnoff,     Tesco,          Guinness,    Bacardi