Bettina Soriat is an Austrian who She works as a singer, dancer, comedian and choreographer. In 1997 she represented Austria at the Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin.
Dimitar Donsky is a popular Bulgarian stand-up comedian, screenwriter and internet creator known for its direct, self-ironic and often provocative humour. After Having studied for many years at the University of South Illinois in the United States, there he made his first steps on the standup stage. After returning to Bulgaria Donski quickly affirm as a recognizable name of the contemporary Bulgarian comedy scene. He creates copyrighted monospectrals and regularly participates in common comedy dinners with other popular comedians. His distinctive style, which he described with humor as a sensitive peasant, It brings him great popularity and many followers online. Among his most popular projects is the independent show , s which travels the country and presents its distinctive look at everyday life, society and human absurdities. In 2026 Donsky drew additional attention with his participation in the TV show the cake ed NOVA.
Under the stage name Fritz Imhoff, actually Friedrich Arnold Heinrich Jeschke, he was an Austrian actor, operetta tenor and comedian.
On 12 December 1983, Johannes Brenning was born in Stockholm and is known as a Swedish comedian. In 2018, he joined Jonathan Rollins, the mobile standing club The Laugh House in Stockholm.
Jonas Strandberg, born on March 22, 1988 in Horred, is a Swedish steel comedian and podcast producer. He has toured with “Indoor Children” and appeared in the podcast “Right Up In Reality” along with comedian Johan Hurtig Wagrell.
Josef Armin was a comedian with Hungarian-Austrian roots who He also worked as a couplet singer, stage writer and director as well as a writer. He belonged to de n authors of the Budapest Orpheum in Vienna.
Max Pallenberg, an Austrian, worked as a baritone, actor and comedian. He is regarded as one of the r most important character comedians of his era and performed frequently under the direction of Max Reinhardt.
Michael Niavarani, whose background combines Austrian and Persian heritage, performs as a stand‑up comic, writes, and appears on TV and in films, continuing the Austrian cabaret tradition. His jokes often stem from the cultural mix of his upbringing, positioning him as a prominent figure in Austria’s cabaret community. He has served as the artistic director of the Viennese Kabarett Simpl since 1992, a venue that first opened its doors in 1912. In 2010 he was awarded the Austrian Kabarett Prize, and he has collected three Romy awards.
Daughter of God My, born April 28, 1984, is a Swedish comedian specializing in improvisation and also working as an actor. Together with Erik Broström, she is co-founder of the theatre group Presens Impro. In SVT’s satirical program Herr Talman, she delivers one of the characters’ voices and acts as a puppet player. Together with Erik Broström and Amanda Lindmark, she is in the podden Improsnack, where they talk about improvisation as a form of humor.
Stephen John Fry , holder of the title “Sir”, is a British-Austrian author, screenwriter, actor, director, journalist, poet, comedian and television presenter.
On August 15, 1898, Frans Gunnar Hellström, better known as Sörmlands-Frasse, was born in Stallarholmen, which today belongs to Strängnäs municipality. He died on June 15, 1986 in Bolum, located in Skaraborg County.
Alois “Zipflo” Weinrich was an Austrian footballer and also a de r outstanding jazz violinists of his time. He was also a comedian and actor.
