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About Grace Campbell

Grace Campbell has taken her solo stand-up from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to the Hammersmith Apollo. In 2019 she toured the show Why I'm Never Going Into Politics, and in 2022 she returned to the Fringe with All About Me(n).

Television gave her a platform for sketch work: she was a writer and star of Riot Girls on Channel 4, a programme that used stunts and sketches to look at the way women are treated in society. Shame, the feeling most people try to hide, became the subject of her first book, Amazing Disgrace: A Book About "Shame", published by Hodder in 2021, and she has also written essays for The Guardian and The Observer.

Videos (39)

Videos 25 to 39 of 39.

Guest appearances (3)

Videos on other comedians' channels featuring Grace Campbell.

Guest appearances 1 to 3 of 3.

Channels on this page: Leo Kearse, Deborah Frances-White

Frequently asked questions

Where has Grace Campbell performed stand-up?

Grace Campbell has taken her solo stand-up from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe all the way to the Hammersmith Apollo.

What are Grace Campbell's stand-up shows?

In 2019 she toured Why I'm Never Going Into Politics, and in 2022 she returned to the Fringe with All About Me(n).

What was Riot Girls?

Riot Girls was a Channel 4 programme, written by and starring Grace Campbell, that used stunts and sketches to look at the way women are treated in society.

What is Grace Campbell's book about?

Her first book, Amazing Disgrace: A Book About "Shame", published by Hodder in 2021, takes shame, the feeling most people try to hide, as its subject.

Does Grace Campbell write for newspapers?

Yes, alongside her book Grace Campbell has written essays for The Guardian and The Observer.

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