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Comedians from Georgia

The comedian directory for Georgia: profiles, bios, photos and social links.

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Natalya Yeprikyan

Natalya Yeprikyan is a comedy actress, television presenter and producer, best known as the creator of the Russian television comedy show Comedy Woman, in which she performed and wrote from 2008 to 2020. She was born on 19 April 1978 in Tbilisi, then in the Georgian SSR, into a Russian-speaking Georgian Armenian family, and went to a physics and mathematics gymnasium there. She lived in Tbilisi until she was fourteen, when economic hardship, rising nationalism and civil war led her family to move to Moscow, where they received the status of forced migrants. She became a Russian citizen at seventeen and graduated from the Russian University of Economics as a mathematician-economist. Yeprikyan made her name in KVN, as a member of the team Megapolis from 2004 to 2007. With the team she won the KVN Premier League in 2004 and the Major League in 2005, and in 2005 she also received the Small KiViN in Light award. In 2006 she created a club comedy project called Made in Woman. From 21 November 2008 the show began airing on the TNT channel, and it was later renamed Comedy Woman. She also worked as a dialogue writer on the TNT sitcom Univer, in one episode of which she appeared as the head of Comedy Woman. From 27 August to 10 September 2012 she presented the morning programme NTV Utrom on the NTV channel, and in July 2015 she appeared in the music video for the song Lada Sedan by Rekord Orkestr. Since 2020 she has lived mainly in Armenia, where she produces film and television projects. She has a younger brother, Garik, who is a musician.

Georgia has a long comic tradition in theatre and cinema. Georgian theatre companies have staged comedies and satirical plays for well over a century, and Georgian film directors made some of the most loved comedies of the Soviet era, such as Giorgi Danelia’s Mimino, whose gentle humour about a Georgian pilot in Moscow is still quoted today.

Georgian humour is warm, ironic and often built around the supra, the traditional feast with its long toasts, as well as family life, hospitality, regional characters and the relationship between Tbilisi and the countryside. Television sketch shows and comedy programmes have been popular since the 1990s, and in recent years stand-up comedy and online sketches have given younger performers new ways to reach audiences in Georgian, Russian and English.

Tbilisi is the centre of the scene, with theatres, clubs and festivals, but humour is everywhere in Georgian life, from table talk to social media. On GiggleTime you can browse comedians from Georgia, such as Natalya Yeprikyan, read their profiles in your own language and discover performers from one of the Caucasus’s most creative cultures.