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Virginia Riezu

Stand-up comedian from Spain 馃嚜馃嚫

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About Virginia Riezu

Virginia Riezu is a Spanish stand-up comedian born in Pamplona in 1975, who trained as an agricultural engineer at the Public University of Navarre before completing an acting diploma at Madrid's Bululu school. Her solo stand-up monologo "Para ser mujer, eres bastante graciosa" ("For a Woman, You're Pretty Funny") won the Madrid es Teatro Award for Best Monologo in 2017 and ran for four seasons on Madrid's Gran Via, with Riezu a comedy resident at the Palacio de la Prensa theatre. Known for observational humour and sharp social critique of gender and culture, she has recorded material for El Club de la Comedia, Comedy Central, "Las que faltaban" and "Ilustres Ignorantes", and is a regular collaborator on the Cadena Ser radio programme "A vivir que son dos dias".

Videos (15)

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Virginia Riezu from?

Virginia Riezu is a Spanish stand-up comedian born in Pamplona in 1975.

What did Virginia Riezu study?

Virginia Riezu trained as an agricultural engineer at the Public University of Navarre and then completed an acting diploma at Madrid's Bulul煤 school.

What is Para ser mujer, eres bastante graciosa?

Para ser mujer, eres bastante graciosa ("For a Woman, You're Pretty Funny") is Virginia Riezu's solo stand-up mon贸logo; it won the Madrid es Teatro Award for Best Mon贸logo in 2017 and ran for four seasons on Madrid's Gran V铆a.

What is Virginia Riezu's comedy style?

Virginia Riezu is known for observational humour and sharp social critique of gender and culture.

Where has Virginia Riezu recorded material?

Virginia Riezu has recorded material for El Club de la Comedia, Comedy Central, Las que faltaban and Ilustres Ignorantes, and she was a comedy resident at the Palacio de la Prensa theatre.

Is Virginia Riezu on the radio?

Yes. Virginia Riezu is a regular collaborator on the Cadena SER radio programme A vivir que son dos d铆as.

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