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Chabelo (1935–2023), comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Chabelo

38.4K followers

Xavier López Rodríguez, known professionally as Chabelo, was a Mexican actor, comedian, and television presenter. Born on February 17, 1935, in Chicago, Illinois, he spent his early years in León, Guanajuato, Mexico, after his family relocated there. His parents, José Luis López Barba and Eulalia Rodríguez, were also originally from León. As a baby, he lived and worked on his family's farm before returning to the United States at age 18 for military service. He served in the US Army during the Korean War, spending three months in San Diego, California. After a brief period of military service, he initially pursued a career in medicine, studying for four years before working at a private sanatorium. Chabelo’s career in entertainment began in 1952 when he joined Televicentro as an assistant producer, progressing to roles as a cameraman and floor manager. He gained the nickname ‘Chabelo’ after telling a joke about a boy named Chabelo. This moniker became his professional identity. He subsequently secured a contract with PepsiCo, becoming a spokesman who traveled extensively throughout North and South America. His work also included a stint at the Puerto Rico Theater in New York City and hosting a radio program called La media hora de Chabelo for seven years. He appeared in over thirty films, including 'El Extra' (1962) as 'Panchito,' and voiced characters in films such as 'Chicken Little' (2005) and 'Coco' (2017). He also recorded more than thirty musical albums, often focused on children’s music. Chabelo is best known for creating and hosting the long-running television show En Familia con Chabelo , which premiered in 1967. The program, featuring contests, games, and gifts for children and their parents, ran for 48 years, concluding in December 2015. This remarkable longevity earned En Familia con Chabelo a Guinness World Record in 2012 for its 44 years of uninterrupted broadcast. Furthermore, Chabelo himself received a Guinness World Record for portraying the ‘Chabelo’ character for over 57 years. Beyond En Familia con Chabelo , he produced other shows including 'La Cuchufleta', 'La Güereja Quiere Más', and 'Los Simuladores'. He also appeared in various television programs such as La criada bien criada , El show del Loco Valdés , and Familia P. Luche . Javier López Rodríguez, known as Chabelo, died on March 25, 2023, in Mexico City at the age of 88, from septic shock.

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New Zealand

Cal Wilson

32.9K followers

Born in New Zealand, Cal Wilson forged a career as a stand‑up comedian, writer and broadcaster after moving to Australia. From 2001 through 2003 she scripted the New Zealand sitcom Willy Nilly. Following that, she appeared on a variety of comedy and television programs, fronting Sleuth 101, co‑hosting The Great Australian Bake Off and lending her voice to the characters Petal and Thorn in the children’s series Kitty Is Not a Cat. Wilson also regularly co‑presented several radio shows.

Carlos Librado, comedian from Spain
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Spain

Carlos Librado

31.6K followers

Juan Carlos Librado Gallego, professionally known as Nene, was born in Madrid on August 9, 1976; he is a Spanish actor and comedian. He developed a passion for the stage from a young age, but his early career took a different path. Before transitioning to acting, Librado spent ten years as a professional footballer, beginning in 2000 with Real Sociedad Deportiva Alcalá. He subsequently played for CD Badajoz for two seasons until 2004 and Alicante CF, where he won the Segunda División B of Spain in the 2004–05 season. His football career continued with Unión Deportiva Lanzarote in the 2007–08 season, before retiring in the 2009–10 season with a return to RSD Alcalá. Following his retirement from football, Librado pursued acting training at a theatre group associated with the University of Alicante. In 2010, he transitioned into stand-up comedy after signing with Comedy Central, marking a significant shift in his professional life. He quickly gained recognition performing in stand-up shows both on television and live, and first appeared on prime-time television with El club de la comedia on La Sexta. His acting career also continued during this period; he first appeared on screen in the sitcom Aída and later played Clemente "Clemen" Guerrero in the series Gigantes (2018). Titles in his filmography include The Invisible Guardian (2017) and its sequels, The Legacy of the Bones, plus Offering to the Storm. Other films by him comprise Lejos de ti, Los relojes del diablo, Señor, dame paciencia, Dos años y un día, La Moderna, Undercover Wedding Crashers, Very Bald Trip, The Champion, From Good to the Hood, Operación Camarón (2021), and Por los pelos (2021). Carlos Librado’s career has involved collaborations with various television programs. He was a collaborator on Zapeando in 2018 and Las que faltaban in 2019, demonstrating his versatility as a performer. In 2023, he joined Salón de té La Moderna for afternoon programming on La 1. He is also set to appear in Hercúlea (2020), playing a criminal. Carlos Librado works as an actor and comedian. He has many roles and appearances on Spanish television and in films.

Catherine Deveny, comedian from Australia
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Australia

Catherine Deveny

21.7K followers

Catherine Deveny is an Australian writer, comedian, author, and speaker. Born in 1968 and growing up in Melbourne, she experienced financial hardship as a child, including having her family’s car repossessed and living in public housing. She moved from Melbourne to Sydney in her mid-20s. Deveny started out in stand-up comedy and writing, performing at The Espy when she was 23 and receiving a positive review for her first performance. Her career has encompassed television writing, stand-up, warm-up work, column writing, one-woman shows, book authorship, keynote speaking, conference hosting, and running Gunnas Writing Masterclasses. Deveny’s professional journey includes significant contributions to Australian media. On her 24th birthday, she received a full-time position as a comedy writer for Tonight Live, where she had previously contributed writing for Steve Vizard. She subsequently appeared on television programs like Tonight Live with Steve Vizard and Good News Week. From 2001 to 2010, she served as a regular columnist for The Age newspaper, publishing over 1000 columns, and her column writing has been collected in several books including It’s Not My Fault They Print Them (2007), Say When (2008) and Free To A Good Home (2009). In 2005, Russell Crowe and she collaborated to co-write the AFI Awards, and she also wrote material for the Logie Awards. In March 2009, she staged a one-woman strike protesting wage reductions at The Age; her column was removed from The Age after controversial Twitter posts related to the 2010 Logies. Deveny’s work extends beyond writing and performing. She has appeared on Q&A six times and participated in 'Go Back To Where You Came From' (2014) with Angry Anderson and Peter Reith. In 2009, she famously debated Cardinal George Pell at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas and the Sydney Opera House. She is an atheist and opened the 2010 Global Atheist Convention with Richard Dawkins. The one-woman show 'God Is Bullshit; That’s The Good News' achieved sell-out performances both in 2010 and 2011. Deveny has authored ten books, including ‘True North: A Memoir’ (2022) and 'Mental' (2018, co-written with Dr. Steve Ellen). She founded Gunnas Writing Masterclass, which has served over 9000 people since 2014 and expanded to include international retreats. Deveny is also a frequent performer at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and works as a corporate speaker and panel member, engaging with organizations like the Law Institute of Victoria and Beyond Blue.

Christian Tramitz, comedian from Germany
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Germany

Christian Tramitz

15.8K followers

Christian Tramitz is a German-Austrian actor, comedian, voice actor, and author. Born on July 13, 1955, in Munich, Bavaria, he hails from a family with artistic roots; his grandfather was the Austrian actor Paul Hörbiger, and his father was film producer Rudolf Tramitz. Tramitz’s early career involved gaining media experience at Radio Gong Munich, where he co-hosted 'Die Bayern Cops' with Michael Herbig. Following this, he pursued academic studies, initially studying art history, philosophy, and theater studies in Munich. He also took acting lessons from Ruth von Zerboni and violin lessons at the Munich Conservatory. His early television experience included appearances in 'Eine schrecklich nette Familie', 'Alf', and 'Isar 3' in December 1996. He achieved recognition through his involvement in the comedy TV series 'Bullyparade' from 1997 to 2002, where he served as both an actor and author. Tramitz is also known for his extensive voice acting work, dubbing actors such as Matt Dillon, Jackie Chan, John Cusack, Ben Stiller, and Ted McGinley, and voicing characters like Asterix, Chick Hicks, and Scrad/Charlie (Johnny Knoxville). He hosted his own comedy show, 'Tramitz and Friends,' on ProSieben starting in 2004. His film credits include 'Erkan & Stefan' (2000), 'Der Schuh des Manitu' (2001), '(T)Raumschiff Surprise – Periode 1' (2004), and '7 Zwerge'. He has starred in television shows like 'Hubert und Staller' since 2011, and later in 'Hubert ohne Staller' from 2018. He received a Bambi and a German Comedy Award for his work in 'Der Schuh des Manitu' and '(T)Raumschiff Surprise – Periode 1'.

Christoph Maria Herbst, comedian from Germany – cabaret
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Germany

Christoph Maria Herbst

12.9K followers

Christoph Maria Herbst is a German actor, comedian, voice actor, and speaker. Born on February 9, 1966, in Wuppertal, Germany, he graduated from Wilhelm-Dörpfeld-Gymnasium in Wuppertal-Elberfeld. His parents were a civil servant and a homemaker. He participated in cabaret projects and a theater club during his school years. After completing his Abitur, Herbst pursued training as a banker at Deutsche Bank from 1985 to 1987, while also becoming active in Wuppertal's free theatre scene. A private theater and an acting school were established together by him in Cronenberg in 1986. He continued to perform in German theatres and was involved in productions like Neil Simon’s Barefoot in the Park and William Shakespeare's Macbeth . He received an engagement at the Landestheater Dinslaken in 1989, and later had engagements at the Stadttheater Bremerhaven from 1992 to 1996. His television career began in 1997 with an appearance on Sketchup – The Next Generation . Herbst gained recognition for his comedic roles, including a supporting role in Ladykracher between 2002 and 2004, earning him the Deutscher Comedypreis in 2002. He is particularly known for his leading role as Bernd Stromberg in the ProSieben series Stromberg , starting in 2004, a German adaptation of The Office . This role earned him numerous awards, including the Bayerischer Fernsehpreis in 2005, the Goldener Gong in 2005, and the Adolf-Grimme-Preis in 2006. He has also appeared in films such as Der wirklich letzte Junggeselle (1998), T(Raumschiff Surprise – Periode 1) (2004), and voiced King Julius in Hui Buh: The Goofy Ghost (2006). Since then, he has remained active on stage; his latest role was in 'Männerhort' at the Theater am Kurfürstendamm in Berlin in 2023, alongside Bastian Pastewka, Michael Kessler, and Jürgen Tonkel. Currently, he co-hosts the science program Terra X and frequently appears on the quiz show Wer weiß denn sowas? . He will receive the Karl Valentin Order in 2026.

Colin Mochrie, comedian from Canada – improv
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Dec 5, 2026 Canada

Colin Mochrie

9 000 followers

Born in Scotland, Colin Mochrie, a Canadian actor and comedic performer specializing in improvisation, arrived on November 30, 1957. He was born in Kilmarnock, Scotland, and immigrated to Canada with his family in 1964, initially settling in the Montreal suburbs before moving near Vancouver five years later. Following his time at Killarney Secondary School, Mochrie spent three years studying theatre at Studio 58, which is part of Langara College. His father was an airline maintenance executive. Working with Vancouver's TheatreSports League allowed Mochrie to develop his comedic skills; it was there he first encountered Ryan Stiles, and he would later perform for Toronto's Second City theatre. He auditioned twice in London for Whose Line Is It Anyway? in 1989, initially cast for one episode, before becoming a regular for seven years after a third audition. He appeared in all 220 episodes of the American version of the show from 1998 to 2006 and has continued appearing in the revived US version since 2013. He wrote for numerous other series and events, and even performed at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner. His work on Whose Line Is It Anyway? , both British and American versions, is what he is best known for. Beyond his television work, Mochrie has a prolific career in comedy. He co-wrote, co-produced, and co-starred in the Canadian sitcoms Getting Along Famously and She’s the Mayor with his wife, Debra McGrath, whom he married in January 1989. They have a daughter, Kinley Mochrie, born in 1990, who publicly revealed she is transgender in 2017. He has also appeared in films such as Surviving My Mother (2007) and Astronaut (2019), and starred in the 2022 television film Les Douze gourmandises de Noël . He performs live shows with Brad Sherwood called "From Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Tour, transforming audience suggestions into comedy. Colin Mochrie received accolades over time, including two Canadian Comedy Awards, a Gemini Award, and an award from the Writers Guild of Canada; furthermore, 2013 saw him named the Canadian Comedy Person of the Year. Currently, he tours extensively, performs improvisational comedy shows with musical segments, and co-created 'Hyprov: Improv Under Hypnosis' with Asad Mecci, which has toured over 200 cities and had notable runs in Las Vegas and Off-Broadway. He is described as a prolific improviser who has been performing for over 35 years.

Charlie Chuck, comedian from the United Kingdom
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United Kingdom

Charlie Chuck

4 640 followers

Charlie Chuck, whose birth name is David Kear, is a comedian originating from Burmantofts, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. He was born on April 21, 1946. He performs under the stage name Charlie Chuck, as confirmed by multiple sources. His career began in the late 1970s and early 1980s as a drummer for various bands, including the Amazing Bavarian Stompers and, at one point, the Small Faces. In 1981, the children's television program *Tiswas* featured a performance by The Amazing Bavarian Stompers. Transitioning to solo stand-up comedy in the late 1980s, Charlie Chuck developed a distinctive stage act. Frequently, his stage shows included smashing a drum kit and contained allusions to imaginary beings like One-Eyed Dog, Cakey Pig, and a donkey. Malcolm Hardee recognized his talent in 1990 and secured an appearance for him on Jools Holland's Happening . Subsequently, DJ James Whale booked him for several editions of The James Whale Radio Show after spotting him on Sky Star Search . He was also a cast member of the BBC Two series The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer from 1993 to 1995, playing the role of 'Uncle Peter'. His work has included guest appearances on the children’s show Scratchy & Co. between 1995 and 1998. Charlie Chuck's career has extended beyond live performance and television. He appeared in Cadbury's Double Decker chocolate bar TV adverts in 2001, and starred in Charlie Chuck is Scrooge at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2002. He directed Ian Watt’s one-man show John Laurie, Frazer & I that same year. He has also appeared in films such as Bait (2014), Attack of the Adult Babies (2017), and the Leeds-based Boy Called Bremner (2014), and a TV film called Teddy in 2012. He is listed as a comedian on Chortle.co.uk, and has performed at Malcolm Hardee’s Up The Creek comedy club, as well as participating in memorial shows for Malcolm Hardee, including one at the Hackney Empire in 2006. He was also present at Glastonbury Festival, where Hardee's antics were known. During 2022, he took on the role of Uncle Charlie for one episode of *Mandy*.

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Germany

Christian Martin Halangk

3 428 followers

Christian Martin Halangk, born in 1977 and currently 48 years old, is a German comedian, cabaret artist, and musician who performs under the stage name C.Heiland. He grew up in the Ruhr area and completed his high school education at Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium Waltrop in 1998. His background includes studies in psychology and rehabilitation pedagogy at both the University of Dortmund and Humboldt University of Berlin. Before dedicating himself to a career on stage, Halangk worked as a resocialization worker with mentally ill offenders at the LWL Clinic Dortmund, continuing this work after graduation. C.Heiland's comedy style incorporates elements of stand-up comedy and anarchist cabaret, often featuring interaction with the audience and offering advice. He is known for his distinctive appearance, frequently wearing a bomber jacket adorned with palm trees, which has become a trademark. Musical elements are also integral to his performances; he utilizes an Omnichord, a Japanese musical instrument from the 1980s, blending Ballermann sounds with deep melancholy. His humor draws on the German language, exemplified by jokes like one referencing "Pfropfen" sounding like a blocked toilet and another advising against traveling to North Korea by Flixbus during Christmas. He has also referenced a Chinese mountaineer named Hing-an-Hang. Halangk’s career includes several solo programs, beginning with 'Scheiße, ist das schön!' in 2014, later renamed 'Ich bin in der Brigitte,' and followed by 'Der Mann mit dem Schatten' in 2017, which featured the Omnichord. He is a regular guest on comedy shows such as Quatsch Comedy Club, NightWash, and Die Komische Nacht, and has appeared in numerous television and radio programs, including Nuhr im Ersten and Die Mitternachtsspitzen. His work has earned him several awards, including the Bielefelder Kabarettpreis in 2010, the Tuttlinger Krähe in 2013, the Scharfe Barte in 2016, the Tegtmeiers Erben in 2017, and the Dresdner Satirepreis (Audience Award) in 2021. Currently, he is touring with his newest show, 'Wahre Schönheit kommt von außen,' which premiered in April 2024 and is scheduled for a performance at the Kornmühle in Nordhorn on April 12, 2025.

Cyrus Broacha, comedian from India – satire, political comedy
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India

Cyrus Broacha

1 650 followers

Cyrus Broacha, born on August 7, 1971, is an Indian individual with diverse talents including anchoring, theatre performance, comedy, political satire, column writing, podcasting, and authorship. Originating in Bharuch, Gujarat, his family moved from Rawalpindi in 1947 as a result of partition; his father is Parsi and his mother is Catholic. Broacha’s performing journey commenced at five years old with a part in the school play 'The Emperor's New Clothes,' and he subsequently took part in various theatrical performances, also contributing to the school magazine, receiving awards for both English and drama. Xavier’s College, Mumbai. Broacha's career expanded beyond school productions. In 1985, he participated in his first professional play, 'Brighton Beach Memoirs,' and at age 15, made his film debut in 'Jalwa' (1987). He worked as a radio jockey in 1993, hosting shows like 'Dial-In Show.' He studied acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in New York City. He became one of the founding members of MTV VJ and hosted 'MTV Bakra' for eight years, starting in 1999, a show known for its pranks. He also hosted the satirical late-night show 'The Week That Wasn’t' on CNN-News18 from 2006, interviewing prominent figures like Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan. Among his acting credits is portraying a character inspired by Chandler Bing within the Indian version of Friends, titled 'Hello Friends'. Broacha has continued to evolve his work, releasing the books 'Karl, Aaj aur Kal' in 2010 and 'The Average Indian Male' in 2011. He started hosting the podcast 'Cyrus Says' (C& Bull) in 2015, and currently hosts 'A Century of Stories: Cricket' on YouTube. He has appeared in numerous films including 'Jalwa', '99', 'Little Zizou', 'Fruit and Nut', 'Mumbai Chakachak', 'The Shaukeens', and 'Roy'. Broacha has also participated in reality shows such as 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa' (2007) and 'Fear Factor – Khatron Ke Khiladi Level 3,' and took part in 'Bigg Boss OTT season 2' in June 2023. He is married to Ayesha, a photographer, and they have two children: Mikhail and Maya.

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France

Caroline Grimm

1 130 followers

Caroline Grimm, born June 8, 1964, is a multifaceted French creative professional. She began her career in music in 1985 with the release of 'La Vie sans toi,' which achieved gold record status and remained in the Top 50 for 19 weeks. Her mother is actress Sophie Grimaldi and her father is Gilbert Ledermann. She studied literature, demonstrating an early interest in storytelling and language. Grimm’s career has encompassed numerous roles including screenwriter, actress, producer, director, novelist, and singer. From 1996 to 2000, she produced and hosted 'La Nuit Caroline' on France Inter for four summers. She also released an erotic novel titled 'La Nuit Caroline' in early 2000. Her writing extends beyond fiction; she is a biographer, having published Moi, Olympe de Gouges in 2009, which was adapted into a successful theatrical production at the Petit Théâtre de Paris. Further demonstrating her versatility, she subsequently published Churchill m’a menti in 2014, receiving positive reviews from critics, and later released Vue sur Mère in 2019, followed by Ma Double vie avec Chagall in 2021. Beyond writing, Grimm is actively involved in filmmaking and storytelling. She appeared on France 3 with Marc Jolivet in 'Rire c'est bon pour la planète' in 2009, featuring one-minute sketches. In 2010, she wrote and directed her first short film, 'Sous l'oreiller'. She has also worked as a script doctor and manages fiction production, having held that role for France 3 from 2000 to 2004. Grimm enjoys telling stories that blend personal experiences with universal themes, aiming to balance emotion, narrative tension, and human depth, and she has developed a visual, embodied, and sensitive writing style. She is also a radio storyteller and writes lyrics, showing her many artistic talents.