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Jesper Rönndahl, comedian from Sweden – satire, cabaret

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Mar 14, 2027 Sweden

Jesper Rönndahl

106K followers

Jesper Rönndahl, a Swedish entertainer, demonstrates his talents across various media as a television presenter, stand-up comedian, and radio host. Born on June 27, 1979, in Veberöd, Skåne County, he initially resided there before moving to Malmö and currently living in Stockholm. His career began in stand-up comedy in 2006, following involvement with the comedy group 'Spyxet' during high school and a brief period working in Scotland after graduating from Lund University with degrees in media studies, history of ideas, and history. During his university years, he was actively involved in Radio AF, participating in the start of the humor program 'Tinnitus' in 1999. Rönndahl’s comedic journey includes appearances on numerous radio programs such as 'Pang Prego', 'Hej Domstol!', 'Morgonpasset', 'Söndag Hela Veckan', and 'P3 Hiphop'. He also contributed to 'Så Funkar Det' and formed a comedic duo with Simon Svensson. Together, they were part of the comedy group 'Einsteins kvinnor' alongside Sissela Benn and Emma Hansson. His work has spanned various formats, including krogshows (cabaret shows) created with Anders Johansson, Magnus Erlandsson, and Fredrik Fritzson, and editing the SVT humor program 'Grillad' in 2009. He also hosted the SVT youth program 'Bobster' and recorded a short comedy series for SVT Play with Josefin Johansson in 2009. The humor website 'Riket sal' was established in 2010 by Jesper Rönndahl alongside others, and that same year he received the Swedish Stand-up Awards’ prize for best newcomer. From 2018 to 2019, Rönndahl presented the satirical programme 'Svenska nyheter' on SVT1; a segment in September 2018 generated controversy due to its perceived racist stereotypes against Asians. Featuring Jesper Rönndahl in a leading role, the TV series 'Dips,' developed in collaboration with Marie Agerhäll, first aired in 2018. He hosted 'Melodifestivalen' in 2023 with Farah Abadi and toured with his show 'Hej framtiden!' in 2013 and 2014. Rönndahl published the book 'Framtiden: en illustrerad guide' in 2016, and was the summer host for SR’s ‘Sommar i P1’ in 2014 and the winter host for ‘Vinter i P1’ in 2017. He has received numerous awards, including the Tage Danielsson Prize in 2018, 'Årets skåning' (Skåne Person of the Year) in 2019, and ‘Årets folkbildare’ (Educator of the Year) twice with Karin Gyllenklev. He has also participated in 'På Spåret' four times, winning twice with Elisabeth Höglund.

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Apr 8, 2027 Canada

Mathieu Cyr

102K followers

Mathieu Cyr is a prominent and popular Quebec comedian, recognized for his presence in the Quebec humor scene for over ten years. He has amassed a significant following on social media, currently numbering over 620,000. Cyr began performing extensively from 2008 to the present, participating in hundreds of shows at festivals, comedy nights, and corporate events. His performances aim to deliver both immediate laughter and thought-provoking reflections. Cyr’s comedy style is described as 'décapant,' unfiltered, and often divisive yet unifying. He delivers jokes with a sharp wit and addresses current topics. Currently, he is performing his second one-man show, titled 'Adulte.' This show, recommended for audiences aged 16 and older, features nostalgic references to the 1990s and 2000s, alongside critiques of modern society. The show explores topics such as broccoli-headed youth, numerous sexual orientations, and cosmetic surgery—an area Cyr has personal experience with. Critics and the public agree that 'Adulte' is a must-see, often described as explosive, unifying, extremely funny, outrageously funny, and feel-good. Beyond stand-up, Mathieu Cyr has built a diverse career in entertainment. He hosted the television show "skate le monde" on TV5 from 2020 to the present, and previously hosted "Infiltration" on Canal Z in 2019 and "Slaque la cravate" on Télétoon from 2012 to 2015. He also served as a columnist at CKOI in 2021 and hosted a comedy show broadcast on TVA in the same year. Cyr has participated in numerous 'Juste Pour Rire' and 'Comediha' galas from 2014 to the present, appearing in around ten of these events. In 2021, he authored the book "jamais trop tard." Cyr identifies as someone with ADHD who often feels lost, a perspective that informs his work.

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John Robins, comedian from the United Kingdom

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Dec 2, 2026 United Kingdom

John Robins

102K followers

Born May 4, 1982, John Robins is an English radio presenter and stand-up comedian. He grew up in Thornbury, Gloucestershire, attending The Castle School and later studying English at St Anne's College, Oxford. Around 2006, he shared a flat with Jon Richardson, Russell Howard, and Mark Olver, marking the beginning of his association with fellow comedians. Starting his comedy career in 2005, Robins swiftly rose to prominence, making it to the semi-finals of the So You Think You're Funny competition that year. His career progressed through appearances on BBC Radio 6 Music shows like The Russell Howard Show and The Jon Richardson Show from 2007 to 2010, and a performance on Russell Howard's Good News in 2011. From February 2014 to March 2019, he hosted the popular Elis James and John Robins show on XFM/Radio X, which also spawned a podcast that amassed over 12 million downloads by July 2017. He has toured with Elis James in 2016 as 'The Elis James and John Robins Experience' and performed solo shows at the Edinburgh Festival from 2009 to 2015, including titles like 'Skinny Love,' 'Nomadic Revery', 'Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven', 'Incredible Scenes', 'Where Is My Mind?', 'This Tornado Loves You', and 'Speakeasy'. His 2017 show, 'The Darkness of Robins,' explored his relationship breakdown with Sara Pascoe, which was subsequently filmed by the BBC and made available on Netflix. Alongside launching the podcast 'How Do You Cope?...with Elis and John' in October 2019, John Robins presently co-hosts a radio show and podcast with Elis James on BBC Radio 5 Live. The latter won the Radio Times Moment Of The Year award in 2024 for an episode concerning Robins’ alcohol addiction. He also launched a YouTube channel, ‘Bad Golf,’ with Alex Horne in February 2019, and co-hosted 'Beat the Internet' on Dave in 2018. 'The Holy Vible,' a book written by Robins and James, was released in 2018. His most recent projects include presenting ‘Howl’ at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2023 and subsequently touring the show in 2023, which explored recent life changes and his journey with sobriety. Several recordings of his shows are available, including 'Howl' (2023), 'Speakeasy' (2016), 'This Tornado Loves You' (2015), and 'Where is my mind?' (2014). The ‘Speakeasy’ recording from 2016 supported Standing Together Against Domestic Violence, donating 10% of proceeds. John Robins is also a popular figure on Cameo, ranking among the top 10 British comedians, where he provides services such as custom messages and voiceovers using different accents.

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Jan 16, 2027 Canada

Brent Butt

99.9K followers

Brent Butt is a Canadian actor, comedian, and writer born on August 3, 1966, in Tisdale, Saskatchewan. He attended Tisdale Unit Composite School and briefly Sheridan College in Ontario after high school. In 1988, Brent Butt started performing stand-up comedy, quickly gaining prominence by appearing at Yuk Yuk's comedy clubs across Canada, including locations in Western Canada and Toronto. He has presented stand-up performances for various platforms including CTV, CBC Television, CBC Radio, A&E (US), and SBS (Australia). He is best known for creating, writing, producing, and starring in the sitcom Corner Gas , which premiered in 2004 and aired on CTV until 2009. The show, set in Saskatchewan and inspired by rural small-town life, became a Canadian icon and was broadcast in over 26 countries. Butt also hosted the Juno Awards in 2005 and a Royal Command Performance gala for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in the same year. Brent Butt’s creative output continues to evolve. He created and wrote the television series Hiccups (2010-2011), and starred in The Brent Butt Comedy Special (2010). He co-wrote and starred in Corner Gas: The Movie (2014) and later created the animated series Corner Gas Animated (2018). He also wrote the film No Clue (2013). In 2023, he published his debut novel, Huge , a psychological thriller that became a #1 Fiction Bestseller in Canada. Butt has received numerous awards and recognition throughout his career, including the Comedy Network Sir Peter Ustinov Award in 2008, a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2013, and four Canadian Comedy Awards.

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Nov 26, 2026 Belgium

Xander De Rycke

96.2K followers

Xander De Rycke is a Belgian (Flemish) stand-up comedian, born on December 19, 1987, in Gent. He spent his early years in Zelzate before moving to Eeklo at age eight and returning to Zelzate at sixteen. Raised by his mother, he never knew his father, and she struggled with alcoholism. At eighteen, he made the decision to leave school and pursue stand-up comedy as a career. His upbringing and experiences appear to inform much of his comedic material. De Rycke began his career earning recognition early on, winning the Homo Cabarectus talent competition on March 30, 2006, and reaching the final of the Lunatic Comedy Award in December 2006. He continued his success by winning the Comedy Casino Cup in early 2007, with Alex Agnew serving as his coach. Following this victory, he toured as an opening act for Alex Agnew’s show 'Morimos Solamente' from 2007 to 2008. He established the ‘A Joker Comedy Night’ series in August 2008 and debuted his first full-length show, Uw Zoete 666, in October of that year, which toured until May 2010 and was later released on DVD in October 2010. Throughout the 2010s, De Rycke continued to develop his comedic style with shows like Mijn Zwarte Parade (premiering in 2012), Zijn Derde Show (2013), and the anniversary show 10 jaar bezig (2015-2016). He launched the year-end show Houdt het voor bekeken in 2016, which he continues to host annually. His autobiography, titled 'Het leven is kak, en dan wordt het grappig,' was released in 2011. More recently, from 2022 to 2025, De Rycke co-hosted the radio show De Roo en De Rycke. Competing on 'De Slimste Mens ter Wereld' in 2024, and delivering a highly-regarded performance of 'XDR15' at the Lotto Arena in November 2021, showcased his ongoing involvement in Belgian entertainment.

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Adam Kay, comedian from the United Kingdom – musical comedy

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Dec 6, 2026 United Kingdom

Adam Kay

90.8K followers

Adam Kay was born on June 12, 1980, in Brighton, England. Adam Kay holds the positions of British television writer, author, comedian, and previously worked as a doctor. Growing up with three siblings, his family has Polish origins, originally using the surname Strykowski. He attended Dulwich College, leaving in 1997, and subsequently studied medicine at Imperial College London, graduating in 2004. During medical school, Adam Kay began performing in shows and founded the musical comedy group Amateur Transplants. He also wrote for BBC Radio 4 during this time. Initially training in obstetrics and gynaecology, he left medicine in 2010 following a traumatic patient experience involving a stillborn baby and subsequent PTSD. The Amateur Transplants' song 'London Underground' gained popularity online in 2005, marking an early step in his comedic journey. His memoir, This Is Going to Hurt , published in 2017, became a bestseller, selling over three million copies and being translated into 36 languages. The book won ten national awards, including Book of the Year at the 2018 National Book Awards. In 2022, Adam Kay transformed 'This Is Going to Hurt' into a seven-part comedy-drama series for BBC One; he received a BAFTA in 2023 recognizing his writing on the project. He has written for shows like Brown’s Boys and Mitchell and Webb, and alongside Dan Swimer, co-created the BBC Three sitcom Crims. Beginning in 2020, Kay has published numerous children's books, notably 'Kay's Anatomy,' which achieved the distinction of being the decade's best-selling non-fiction book for young readers. Adam Kay maintains a busy touring schedule, having presented sold-out performances at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for six years, and his 'This Is Going to Hurt' stage show has been attended by more than 300,000 people. He is scheduled to publish his first novel, A Particularly Nasty Case , in 2025, and will be touring with 'This is Going to Hurt: 10 Year Anniversary UK Tour' starting in 2027, as well as 'Undoctored' in Ireland/NI also starting in 2027. Recognized as a BAFTA winner and Emmy nominee, Adam Kay is also a multi-million-selling author and performer; he has contributed over £350,000 to The Lullaby Trust, in addition to supporting Oxfordshire Mind, The Laura Hyde Foundation, and Doctors in Distress.

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Richardson Zéphir, comedian from Canada – improv, physical comedy

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Jan 14, 2027 Canada

Richardson Zéphir

90.7K followers

Based in Montreal, Quebec, Richardson Zéphir is a Canadian stand-up comedian and actor. Born on December 29, 1977, in Montreal, he is of Haitian origin. His parents are immigrants from Haiti, shaping his identity and likely influencing his comedic perspective. He discovered improvisation at age 12 while attending Odyssée-des-Jeunes and Horizon Jeunesse. Initially, he pursued studies in petrochemistry at Collège de Maisonneuve, specializing in hydrocarbons, natural gases, and chemical processes, even considering a program in water treatment before ultimately choosing petrochemicals. Zéphir’s career path took a significant turn when he began collaborating with Ian Métayer to create and produce comedy shows under Les Grands Burlesques. He participated in the first edition of the Zoofest festival in 2009 with Les Grands Burlesques, marking an early step in his comedic journey. From 2004 to 2009, he was a co-owner of Terrasses Bonsecours, but sold his shares in 2009 to focus on comedy. He regularly performed and hosted comedy evenings in Quebec bars, honing his skills and connecting with audiences. Zéphir achieved recognition for his commitment to comedy by winning the 2016 competition, the seventh edition of En route vers mon premier gala Juste pour rire. Richardson Zéphir’s work extends beyond stand-up. He has appeared in television series such as Les Simone , Trauma , Faits Divers , and La Maison-Bleue , and participated in multiple editions of the Bye Bye end-of-year revue. In 2018, he had a role as a fishmonger in the film My Intelligent Comedy (Les scènes fortuites) and appeared in David Guetta's music video for Titanium in 2011. He also participated in Big Brother Célébrités in 2021, finishing fifth and winning the audience award. In 2023, he tied for first place in LOL : qui rira le dernier ? with Laurent Paquin, and launched his first one-man show, Zéphir . He is currently preparing a new show, Punch Créole , premiering in February 2026, which combines laughter, music, and improvisation. Zéphir is known for his charisma, engaging personality, and stage presence, often incorporating miming, physical comedy, and voice changes into his performances – described as a “bon punch créole.” He also serves as a spokesperson for the Regroupement des Auberges du Cœur du Québec.

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Laurent Gerra, comedian from France – satire, sketch comedy

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Nov 16, 2026 France

Laurent Gerra

90.2K followers

Laurent Gerra is a multifaceted French entertainer, recognized as an imitator, humorist, actor, and comic book writer. Born on December 29, 1967, in Bourg-en-Bresse (Ain), he grew up as an only child of Nicole Gerra, who sold home linens, and Jean-Christian Gerra, who worked in transportation; his father passed away in 2022. He maintains a close relationship with his grandfather, a veteran of World War II who endured imprisonment and served as a resistance fighter. Early on, at the age of five, he began to imitate figures such as Michel Sardou, Jacques Dutronc, and characters from 'The Little House on the Prairie,' demonstrating an aptitude for mimicry that would define his career. He pursued studies in communication and information in 1985, but avoided military service through psychological evaluations. Gerra’s professional journey began with his stage debut in 1989 at the Café-Théâtre de l'Accessoire in Lyon, where he presented his first show, 'Paf dans la gueule !'. He relocated to Paris in 1991 and performed at the cabaret Don Camilo. His television debut followed shortly after, appearing on 'La Chance aux chansons' through Mick Micheyl’s introduction. From 1992 to 1994, he worked with Virginie Lemoine on 'Ainsi font, font, font...'. He became well-known for his work with Michel Drucker in 'Studio Gabriel', where he imitated Édouard Balladur and Johnny Hallyday. In 1997, Gerra and Lemoine were awarded the Molière for best sketch show, solidifying their success. He was also featured in the Cinématon series that same year. Throughout his career, Laurent Gerra has continued to evolve as a performer. He joined Europe 1 with Jean-Jacques Peroni on 'En route vers l'an débile' in 1997 and subsequently had a daily segment on RTL starting in January 2001. A significant milestone was his debut performance at the Olympia in late 2002. His touring one-man show, 'Laurent Gerra flingue la télé', launched in 2005, taking him to international locations including Lebanon, Tahiti, Nouméa, Djibouti and the Antilles. He returned to radio in 2007 and is presently engaged in a tour across France, with performances scheduled at the Palais des Congrès de Paris on December 29, 30, and 31, 2026. His current show is described as 'piquant et savoureux', featuring satirical observations of politicians, singers, television personalities, and film stars, even extending to vegans. It’s characterized as a ‘revue décapante’ that revisits current events.

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Urban Priol, comedian from Germany – satire, political comedy

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May 29, 2027 Germany

Urban Priol

76K followers

Urban Priol is a German Kabarett artist and comedian born on May 14, 1961, in Aschaffenburg. Growing up in Obernburg am Main, he completed his Abitur from the Kronberg-Gymnasium in Aschaffenburg in 1980. Following basic training with the Panzergrenadiers, he refused military service and completed civilian service with the Malteser Hilfsdienst. He briefly studied for a teaching degree at the University of Würzburg, focusing on English, Russian, and History, but left shortly before his final exams. Priol began performing on stage in 1982. In 1988, he co-founded and served as artistic director of the Kleinkunstbühne Kochsmühle in Obernburg. His comedy style incorporates parody and satire, often connecting seemingly unrelated events and exposing the actions of those in power. He owns the Kabarett im Hofgarten in Aschaffenburg since 1998. From 2004 to 2007, he hosted the show Alles muss raus on 3sat, providing a platform for emerging artists; excerpts from his program Täglich frisch were broadcast by ZDF in August 2006. He appeared in the ZDF show Menschen 2006 in December 2006 and was a guest on Wetten, dass..? in January 2007. From January 2007 to June 2013, Priol presented the political cabaret program Neues aus der Anstalt on ZDF, initially with Georg Schramm and later with Frank-Markus Barwasser (as Erwin Pelzig). He became a member of the Attac network in May 2009. Since 2002, he has presented the satirical annual review TILT! , which consistently sells out venues and attracts over a million television viewers. His shows typically last two and a half hours and are known for their rapid pace and complex themes, frequently commenting on current events in a spontaneous and daily manner. In 2017, he appeared in Missverstehen Sie mich richtig! with Gregor Gysi. He is described as an agile whirlwind who often incorporates puns into his performances. His 2024 show is titled 'TILT!' and costs 15 Euro, while his 2025 show will be a review of the previous year, titled 'TILT! The year 2025 will be reviewed by and with Urban Priol. He is a multiple award-winning cabaret artist.

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Dec 2, 2026 France

Constance

70.4K followers

Constance, known professionally as Constance, is a French comedian and humorist. Born Constance Pittard on August 3, 1985, in Vieux-Moulin, Oise, France, she grew up near Compiègne Forest. She began her performance journey at a young age, participating in amateur theatre troupes from around 2003 to 2007 and being involved in theater groups from age 10. Her formal training included studies at the Conservatoire d’Art Dramatique de Lille starting in 2003. She then left the conservatory to attend a one-man show school in Paris, where she studied at the École du One Man Show in 2007 under William Pasquiet. Pasquiet directed her first solo show, 'Je suis une princesse, bordel!', which premiered in 2007 and continued to be performed at the Théâtre Le Bout from 2008-2011, and then at the Comedy of Paris Theater for six months. She also frequently performed at café-theatres and appeared on 'On n'demande qu'à en rire' starting December 2, 2010, becoming a regular from March 1, 2011, often portraying neurotic female characters. Constance’s career has encompassed television appearances, documentary contributions, and radio work. On March 28, 2012, disagreements over the show's direction led to her leaving 'On n'demande qu'à en rire'. From 2011, she participated in documentaries by Pascal Forneri about French song, playing a silent role. Constance Angrand started hosting the short program 'Constance ou la gueule de l'emploi' on Téva in April 2014; also, starting November 7, 2017, she provided a column for France Inter’s 'Par Jupiter!'. In August 2018, she hosted a segment called 'Parlons balcon, parlons nichons,' briefly appearing topless to protest breastfeeding restrictions. She experienced burnout at the end of 2021 and paused her tour, returning to France Inter in November 2022 to discuss her experiences. She was diagnosed with bipolar disorder after undergoing psychiatric treatment. In 2024, she launched 'InConstance,' a show based on her experiences with depression and psychiatry, which has received positive reviews from critics. The show premiered at the Théâtre de l'Atelier in Paris in June 2025 and is currently touring throughout France.

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Lisa Feller, comedian from Germany – improv, cabaret

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May 8, 2027 Germany

Lisa Feller

68.6K followers

Lisa Feller, born in Düsseldorf in 1976, is a German actress, comedian, podcaster, and former radio host. She currently resides in Münster. Her career began with studies in elementary education at the University of Münster, majoring in Catholic religion, and included time as a moderator for the university radio station Radio Q. Feller also gained experience as an improvisation actress, being a member of the Placebotheater ensemble, which achieved recognition by winning the Impro-Cup in 2004 and the Gloria Crown in 2005. Feller is known for her work in various comedy formats. She initially gained recognition through her role in the comedy series 'Schillerstraße,' appearing in season 5 in 2010, and also featured on the NightWash anniversary DVD in 2011. She has performed as a stand-up comedian in shows such as Quatsch Comedy Club, Nightwash, and RTL II Fun Club. Her live programs include 'Kill Bernd – aber vorher bringt er noch den Müll runter' (2010), 'Der Teufel trägt Pampers' (2012), 'Guter Sex ist teuer!' (2014), 'Der Nächste, bitte!' (2017), 'Ich komm’ jetzt öfter!' (2019), 'Dirty Talk' (2022), and the upcoming 'Schön für Dich!' (2025). She has also appeared on shows like "Mitternachtsspitzen," "SWR Spätschicht," "Genial daneben," and "Die besten Comedians Deutschlands." Beyond stand-up, Feller hosts the ARD cabaret show 'Ladies Night' since 2019 and co-hosted 'Das Tier in Dir' with Karsten Brensing in 2019. She has also ventured into podcasting, hosting 'Frau Feller & Frau Jahnke' (2020), 'Midlife-Party' with Jürgen Bangert (2021), and 'Naschkatzen' with Patricia Kain (2022). Her published works include 'Windeln haben kurze Beine' in 2013 and 'Mir geht’s gut, nur meine Brüste lassen sich hängen' in 2019. She demonstrated her knowledge and quick wit by winning the first season of 'Der unfassbar schlauste Mensch der Welt' in August 2022, earning the title "Unfassbar schlausten Menschen der Welt." Feller has received several awards including the Prix Pantheon nomination in 2012, the Bottroper FrechDax in 2017, and will receive the Recklinghäuser Hurz and the Ehrenpreis des Dattelner Kleinkunstpreises, Das Dattelner NachtSchnittchen in 2025. She also provides voice acting for projects like 'Die Gerd-Show' and various Hörspiele.

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Angela Barnes, comedian from the United Kingdom

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Dec 1, 2026 United Kingdom

Angela Barnes

64.8K followers

Angela Barnes is an English stand-up comedian born on November 9, 1976. She spent her childhood in Sidcup, London and later moved to Maidstone, Kent. Her education included attending Invicta Grammar School and studying at the University of Sussex in Brighton from 1996. Before pursuing comedy professionally, Barnes worked as a nurse and subsequently in social care, experiences that likely inform some of her observations about life. The loss of her father in 2008 significantly influenced her decision to transition into stand-up comedy. Barnes’s career began with organizing comedy nights in Brighton, demonstrating an early commitment to the craft. She quickly gained recognition, reaching the final of the 2011 Latitude Festival New Act of the Year competition and winning the BBC Radio 2 New Comedy Award that same year. This award marked a pivotal moment, launching her onto a wider stage. Her appearances on television programs such as Mock the Week and DAVE’s Unspun with Matt Forde further established her presence in the comedy landscape. She has also performed on Live At The Apollo and contributed regularly to BBC Radio 4, including appearances in The Now Show and The News Quiz. Beyond stand-up performances, Barnes has explored unique venues for her comedy. In 2017, as part of her Edinburgh Fringe show Fortitude, she performed a gig inside a nuclear bunker. She also hosted Newsjack on BBC Radio 4 Extra from 2017 to 2018. Since January 2020, she has co-hosted the podcast We Are History with John O'Farrell. Barnes was diagnosed with ADHD in May 2021 and married her husband Matt in September of that year. She continues to be an active presence in comedy, participating in events such as the Shepherds Bush Comedy Festival, which ran from June 18 to 23, 2017, and receiving endorsement from Bill Bailey.