Agent Lynch
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Location: E8 Age: 18-24 Gender: female |  |
Personal Brief
www.agentlynch.com
www.myspace.com/agentlynch
Agent Lynch is a 60s Burlesque vixen and pin up model. A relative newcomer to the Burlesque scene, she started performing in January 2007 and hasn't looked back since performing at clubs and festivals across London, and receiving rave reviews from Time Out and The London Paper. This little starlet idolises all things 1960s, Avengers and Bond. She can often be seen walking around Bethnal Green in one of her favourite vintage baby doll dresses with hair backcombed to an inch of her life and lashings of lashes and eyeliner. 2008 has lot instore for Ms Lynch - her television debut on ITV's 'I love the 60s', she also stars in the new Elbow 'Grounds for Divorce' music promo and has bookings in Estonia, New York, Rome and Dublin. If you spot her sloping around East London in a furry hat a dark glasses give her a wave and a smile and she might just smile back. But shhh! Don't let on to other people her true identity or her Secret Mission of Tease will be terminated! see www.agentlynch.com and www.myspace.com/agentlynch for further details and performance dates.
Artists on your radar, shout them out!
My lover's rather good.
Which is your number one location – and what’s it best for?
E Pellicci 's Café on Bethnal Green Road. Amazing interior and even more lovely staff. The Kray's used to hang out there in the 60s, so I can sit there and fantasise about being a Gansters moll. Nevio Snr. The owner at 80-something is the most dapper man on the block with the best selection of tie pins I have ever seen. I go there for lasagne, milkshakes and a guilt-free gander at a well thumbed copy of 'The Sun'.
‘Getting creative’, what’s it all about?
It about distilling your love, life and personality into something. It could be a play, a song, even a cupcake. I think the fact that we can create things not just to be functional but to just be beautiful and engaging is something that separates us out as humans. Now that's deep.
Your Life, Right Now – what’s the soundtrack?
Mmm - I'll come back to that one duckie.
What is your idea of a jolly good time?
Having dinner with friends, a good cream tea,a brilliant cabaret show, rummaging through vintage stores until you find that perfect dress, good dates and romance, doing a fantastic performance, entertaining people and having a good old dance about afterwards.
What happened the last time you were a complete disgrace?
It usually involves me having sex in odd places…but a lady never kiss and tells.
In this city, where is your most romantic spot?
Cliched but so true. The South Bank is amazing at sunset and being new to this wonderful city gives me that 'oh-mi-god-I'm-actually-in-London-living-this-moment' feeling. Essentials for perfect moment include hot spiced apple cider from 'The Globe', an internal soundtrack of ' Waterloo sunset' by the Kinks and not forgetting a gorgeous man to pull you close.