Sarah Keyworth
Sarah Keyworth is bringing Melbourne Comedy Festival’s Most Outstanding Show, My Eyes Are Up Here, to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and will be extending their tour around the UK and Ireland - including a performance at the London Palladium.
Nottingham Comedy Festival will be back in town. Taking place between Friday 12th to Sunday 21st November this is the 13th annual Comedy Festival in the city and will feature new, local, international and top established acts.
For 10 days across many venues around Nottingham over 100 comedians are performing,
Sarah Keyworth is taking her latest show Pacific on the road.
Her tour starts with a run at the Soho Theatre from January 27 to February 1 and concludes at the Bread Shed in Manchester on March 19.
Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee Sara Keyworth is part of the new series of Celebrity Coach Trip on E4.
More celebrities will be joining international tour guide Brendan Sheerin for an action-packed tour around the Mediterranean.
The finalists have been announced for the 99 Club Female & Non-Binary Comedians’ Bursary Showcase 2019.
The show takes place on Tuesday 30th April 2019 at 8pm at 99 Club Leicester Square.
A few days ago I had a stab at suggesting what I thought should be on the main Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Show List. As the Edinburgh Fringe tips over into the second half I thought I'd have a crack at picking out potential Best Newcomer nominees. There was a joint record eight nominees last year and the winner was Natalie Palamides.
Sarah Keyworth has been awarded a Herald Angel Award for her debut show Dark Horse.
The Nottingham-born rising star’s new show at the Pleasance is a semi-autobiographical tale about discovering her own sexuality and gender identity. Exploring how young girls are raised and the expectations placed on them, the show is an hour of honest hilarity and social interrogation.
The 99 Club Bursary Awards for 2018 have been announced following a showcase final at the comedy club in London compered by Kiri Pritchard-McLean with a headline set by last year's bursary winner Lauren Pattison.
The two bursary winners are Sarah Keyworth and Catherine Bohart, who both receive £500 to help fund their Edinburgh Fringe shows. The standard of entrants was so high the judges gave additional £100 awards to the other finalists Olga Koch, Adele Cliff and Jenan Younis.
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