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Tiff Stevenson in her Fringe show Mad Man, which unleashed ‘intelligent attacks’ on misogyny, advertising and Katie Hokins, was one of the 25 best reviewed shows of the festival in 2015. Her thought provoking and engaging style have seen her consistently play to packed audiences, steadily propelling her to one of the best in the business.
In addition to regular Fringe appearances, Stevenson has also appeared at Cat Laughs Comedy Festival, Kilkenny, How The Light Gets In Festival and Montreal’s Just For Laughs Festival, the latter of which she performed for the Brit-ish showcase and opened for Kathleen Madigan along with Lewis Black.
Alongside her many comedic achievements, Stevenson also has multiple TV and Radio appearances to her name, appearing in shows including (but not limited) to The Office, Days That Shook the World, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Drunk History, The Apprentice: You’re Fired!, Mock the Week, Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled and People Just Do Nothing, and various Radio 4 shows.
Watch Tiff Stevenson: Optimist
Blazing a trail of acclaim at festivals around the world and through ultra-competitive ITV talent hunt ‘Show Me The Funny’, Tiff Stevenson targets your funny bone with the pinpoint accuracy of a seasoned veteran. With observations on modern life this smart, we don’t have to be optimists to foresee laughter in your immediate future.
See Tiff Stevenson Live
Tiff is on tour NOW! Get tickets here and catch her at venues across the UK throughout March, April and May 2018.
Watch Tiff Stevenson: Mad Man
A relaxed, polished and punchy stand up set from the class act that is Tiff Stevenson. Astute, fearless and feminist, our favourite salt-of-the-earth London lass runs the fun gauntlet of topics such as abortion, legalisation of gay marriage, and the stigma behind being a sexually confident female. You’d be mad to miss it.
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Bio
Tiff Stevenson is a stand-up comedian, actor and writer. Tiff’s latest solo show ‘Mad Man’ was one of the best reviewed shows at the Edinburgh Festival 2015 receiving ten 4* and 5* reviews including 5 stars from the Sunday Herald, The Mirror & Funny Women. This follows on from her previous Fringe successes with Optimist, Uncomfortably Numb, Cavewoman, Dictators and Along Came a Spider.
In 2015 The Times picked Tiff as one of their top 10 comics to watch at the fringe “hugely accomplished and enjoyably provocative comedian”. Sunday Herald “This is a heartfelt, hilarious, provocative, important hour of stand-up from one of the best in the business”.
Tiff’s weekly live show Old Rope has enjoyed a succession of sell-out runs at the Edinburgh festival. Old Rope showcases new material from up-and coming as well as established headline acts and plays to capacity crowds every Monday night in London. Tiff’s TV credits include Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central (Comedy Central) The Apprentice: You’re Fired (BBC Two), Russell Howard’s Good News (BBC Two), Mock The Week (BBC Two), As Yet Untitled (Dave) Never Mind The Buzzcocks (BBC Two), Hey Ho Let’s Go (RTE), Absolute Power (BBC Two), Balls of Steel (Channel 4), Only Joking (Sky), Celebrity Deal Or No Deal (Channel 4), Live With Gabby (Five) and Show Me The Funny (ITV), performing in the live final at London’s Hammersmith Apollo to millions of viewers. Tiff also features on Comedy Central’s new series Drunk History. As an actor, Tiff’s credits include The Office (BBC Two) and a regular role on BBC Three’s acclaimed show People Just Do Nothing.
Radio credits include Front Row (BBC Radio 4), MacCaulay & Co (BBC Radio Scotland) with regular appearances on Comedy Club (BBC Radio 4 Extra), 7 Day Saturday & Sunday with Al Murray (BBC Radio 5 Live) and The Good, the Bad and the Unexpected (BBC Radio Scotland). Tiff also writes regularly for the Metro newspaper.
Tiff’s accolades include Mervyn Stutter’s Spirit of the Fringe award and in 2010 Tiff starred in Celebrity Autobiography at the Fringe and in the West End alongside David Tennant, Michael Urie, Sally Phillips & Doon Mackichan.