About Katerina Vrana
Katerina Vrana does stand-up in Greek and in English, and her shows are made to cross between audiences in Athens and London. Feta With The Queen, About Sex and Staying Alive were all performed in both languages; between them they sold out in Athens, London, the Edinburgh Fringe and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. A later show was staged in Greek only. She began performing stand-up in 2009 and reached the final of the Funny Women competition that year. Staying Alive premiered in Athens in 2019.
Edinburgh in 2013 is where CNN picked her out as one of its female comedians to watch, and in 2016 she came third in the Laugh Factory's international Funniest Person in the World contest. Chortle has described her as her country's top comedic export. In London she hosted Katerina's Krisis Kabaret at the Southbank Centre for the Greece Is the Word festival. Away from the club stage she has given three TEDx talks and has twice presented the Greek Film Academy Awards.
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Frequently asked questions
What languages does Katerina Vrana perform in?
Katerina Vrana does stand-up in Greek and in English, and she divides her life between Athens and London.
Which of Katerina Vrana's shows were bilingual?
Feta With The Queen, About Sex and Staying Alive, which ran from 2019 to 2023, were all performed in both languages, and between them they sold out in Athens, London, the Edinburgh Fringe and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
How did Katerina Vrana do in Funniest Person in the World?
In 2016 Vrana came third in the Laugh Factory's international Funniest Person in the World contest.
Did CNN pick Katerina Vrana as a comedian to watch?
At Edinburgh in 2013, CNN picked Katerina Vrana out as one of its female comedians to watch.
What is Katerina's Krisis Kabaret?
Katerina's Krisis Kabaret is the show she hosted at the Southbank Centre in London for the Greece Is the Word festival.
Has Katerina Vrana given TEDx talks?
Away from the club stage she has given three TEDx talks and has twice presented the Greek Film Academy Awards.
