Deborah Frances-White
About Deborah Frances-White
Deborah Frances-White (born 10 December 1967) is a London-based comedian, author and screenwriter who holds both British and Australian citizenship. Born in Australia and adopted at ten days old, she grew up in Brisbane and later studied English at Oxford University. She is one of three directors at the improv theatre company The Spontaneity Shop, which she co-founded in 1996, before turning to stand-up comedy. Her solo shows have included Cult Following, about her experiences as a teenage Jehovah's Witness, and her BBC Radio 4 series Deborah Frances-White Rolls the Dice won a Writers' Guild of Great Britain award for Best Radio Comedy. She created and hosts the podcasts Global Pillage and The Guilty Feminist, the latter with Sofie Hagen, and wrote the 2018 comedy film Say My Name.
Videos (842)
Videos 145 to 168 of 842.
53:18The Guilty Bugle
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43:16134: Order with Catherine Bohart and special guests Charly Clive, Kirstie Swain and Rose Cartwright
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59:25194. The End of the World with Sindhu Vee and guest Nadine Tunasi
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2:21Silver Linings: Tobias Menzies
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2:00:52129. Yueltide Anti-Fascist Extravaganza
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36:381.10 How to Become an MP
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1:07:26The Guilty Feminist episode 109. Pushing Back with Anita Anand
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1:17:23The Guilty Feminist Crossover : Drunk Guilty Feminists Solving Crime
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1:04:37192. Loving Yourself as an act of Resistance with Hannah Einbinder and Mahogany L Browne
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1:10:55The Guilty Feminist episode 96. Safety with Susie Youssef and Elaine
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58:33231. A conversation with Sandi Toksvig
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47:17118. Women Fighting on Stage and Screen with Jessica Regan and special guest Jessica Hynes
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51:15The Guilty Feminist 111. Part of Two Worlds w. Karen Cogan, Emily Lloyd Saini and Sherin Khankan
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39:35The Guilty Feminist episode 36. Activism Special part one
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1:11:22137. Criticism with Cal Wilson and special guest Celia Pacquola
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55:23The New Normal - Honey Ross - 1 June 2020
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41:24The New Normal - Kiri Pritchard-McLean - 31 March 2020
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1:01:13The Guilty Feminist EMERGENCY Muslim ban episode
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1:06:02122. Money with Claire Hooper and special guest Tessa Waters
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1:21:00130. The Great Debate
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1:24:34174. Live from the Royal Albert Hall - part two
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1:34:55The Secret Policeman's Tour - Edinburgh 2019
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58:21The Guilty Feminist One Hundredth Episode - part two
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1:27:49146. Indecision with Catherine Bohart and guests Sadie Hasler and Anna Veglio-White
1.8K viewsGuest appearances (4)
Videos on other comedians' channels featuring Deborah Frances-White.
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1:08:51Deborah Frances-White - Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast
Richard Herring
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2:12Deborah Frances-White on Young Dracula - from RHLSTP 381
Richard Herring
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2:51Deborah Frances-White on the language used for adoption and trans people - from RHLSTP Book Club 135
Richard Herring
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1:18:54Deborah Frances-White - RHLSTP
Richard Herring
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Deborah Frances-White?
Deborah Frances-White is a London-based comedian, author and screenwriter, born on 10 December 1967, who holds both British and Australian citizenship.
What is The Spontaneity Shop?
The Spontaneity Shop is an improv theatre company that Deborah Frances-White co-founded in 1996 and where she is one of three directors.
What podcasts does Deborah Frances-White host?
She created and hosts Global Pillage and The Guilty Feminist, the latter together with Sofie Hagen.
What award did Deborah Frances-White Rolls the Dice win?
Her BBC Radio 4 series Deborah Frances-White Rolls the Dice won a Writers' Guild of Great Britain award for Best Radio Comedy.
What is Cult Following about?
Cult Following is one of Deborah Frances-White's solo shows, drawing on her experiences as a teenage Jehovah's Witness.
Where did Deborah Frances-White study?
She grew up in Brisbane, Australia, and later studied English at Oxford University.
What film did Deborah Frances-White write?
Deborah Frances-White wrote the screenplay for Say My Name, a comedy film released in 2018.
