Charlie George

Charlie is an award winning comedian and writer.

LGBTQ+ New Comedian of the Year. Leicester Square New Comedian Award, Pride’s Got Talent & Funny Women Awards finalist, and So You Think You’re Funny competition runner up.

Charlie’s a former circus performer and dancer, who came to comedy to find her voice. Turns out her voice is a lot like an 18th century white man’s trapped inside the body of a queer brown lady.

Hailed as “Hilarious” & “Lights up a room,” Charlie developed her stand-up at Angel Comedy Venue The Bill Murray, along with bursary places to the Soho Theatre Young Company & FA improv.

Charlie performed to hundreds at Charing Cross Theatre, and thousands on the Cabaret Stage in Soho, as part of reaching the finals of Pride’s Got Talent. She filled a packed theatre with laughter while reaching the finals of the Leicester Square New Comedian Award. And delivered a “hilarious and no messin” (BBC) performance live from the BBC, creating ‘one of the best moments of the night by “The spectacular way [she] called out the 23% pay gap she experiences as a woman of colour”’ (BBC Asian Network).

Most recently Charlie has been crowned the LGBTQ+ New Comedian of Year, came runner up in the national new comic competition So You Think You’re Funny, is a Funny Women Awards Finalist, was longlisted for the Thousand Films & Sid Gentle scriptwriting competition & selected for the BFI Film Network with her writing. She runs and co-hosts her own comedy night, ‘Crack-Up Comedy Cabaret’ at The Glory in London in aid of Hackney mental health charity Core Arts and gigs all across the country.