Rachel Parris

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Rachel Parris

Rachel Parris is a versatile and award-winning entertainer, known for her prowess in musical comedy, acting, improvisation, and presenting. Her remarkable career has been highlighted by numerous accolades, from a BAFTA nomination to being named Female First’s Comedian of the Year, surpassing comedy giants like Tiffany Haddish, Ellen DeGeneres, and Amy Schumer.

One of Rachel’s notable contributions to the comedy world is her incisive and side-splitting segments on the BBC2 hit series, “The Mash Report.” Her exceptional talent as the host of “Late Night Mash” on Dave also became a viral sensation on social media, solidifying her status as a breakout comedy sensation.

Her comedic brilliance has graced a variety of TV shows, including “Live at the Apollo” (BBC 2), “QI” (BBC 2), “Would I Lie to You” (BBC 1), “Mock the Week” (BBC 2), “Hypothetical” (Dave), “Impossible Celebrities” (BBC 1), “Harry Hill’s Clubnite” (Channel 4), “The Big Narstie Show” (Channel 4), “Comedians Giving Lectures” (Dave), “Richard Osman’s House of Games” (BBC 1), and “Zoe Ball on Saturday” (ITV). Additionally, Rachel showcased her presenting skills in “A Girl’s Guide to TV” on BBC2.

Rachel’s impressive improvisational talents shine as a founding member of the acclaimed show “Austentatious.” The group has taken their improvisational prowess on a national tour, enjoyed sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe, and secured a weekly residency at the Fortune Theatre in London’s West End.

Rachel’s critically acclaimed solo performances have graced prestigious venues such as the Edinburgh Fringe and Soho Theatre. Her last tour, “It’s Fun to Pretend” (2018-19), received an extension due to popular demand, culminating in two sold-out shows at London’s Bloomsbury Theatre.

Rachel Parris’s talents extend beyond comedy, as she has proven her acting abilities on various platforms. She has appeared in TV series like “There She Goes” (BBC 4), “Plebs” (ITV 2), “Revolution” (BBC 2), “The IT Crowd” (Channel 4), “Count Arthur Strong” (BBC 1), “Murder in Successville” (BBC 3), and “Russell Howard’s Good News” (BBC 3). Additionally, she has graced the stage in “Death Ship 666” at the Jermyn Street Theatre.

Rachel Parris’s diverse talents, from musical comedy to acting and improvisation, have made her a shining star in the entertainment world. Her ability to make audiences laugh, think, and appreciate the art of comedy is what sets her apart and makes her a celebrated figure in the entertainment industry.