Susan Murray

Biography

Susan is a shining star in the world of stand-up comedy, hailed as one of the best female comedians in the UK. Her remarkable talent and trailblazing achievements have cemented her status as a true comedic powerhouse.

Susan’s groundbreaking accomplishments include being the first woman ever to MC Decompression gigs for the British Army/CSE, a testament to her ability to command the stage with confidence and charisma. Her wit and comedic prowess have also earned her a spot in the top 100 Huffington Post funny women Tweeters, showcasing her knack for crafting clever and humorous content.

In addition to her impressive stage presence, Susan’s writing skills have made a lasting impact on the comedy scene. She has written for and made guest appearances on renowned programs such as Jeremy Hardy Talks To The Nation and Stephen K Amos’ Idiots Guide, both aired on Radio 4. Her ability to infuse humor into her writing has garnered critical acclaim and further solidified her reputation as a talented comedic voice.

Susan’s contributions to the Edinburgh Festival are nothing short of exceptional. With four successful solo shows under her belt, she has showcased her comedic brilliance to captivated audiences year after year. Her talent has extended beyond stand-up, as she has also showcased her acting skills in the television series “The Job Lot” alongside esteemed actors Jo Enright and Russell Tovey.

Susan’s reach extends far beyond the UK, as she has performed internationally in countries such as Qatar, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Germany, Luxembourg, Brussels, and Ireland. Her ability to adapt to different audiences and venues has solidified her versatility as a comedian.

In addition to her comedy pursuits, Susan has delved into writing and starred in the topical web show “Britain’s Got People” alongside Dave Cohen, known for his work on “Have I Got News For You” and “Horrible Histories.” Her contributions to Counter Culture UK A Celebration, with a chapter dedicated to comedy, further showcase her expertise and insight in the field.

Susan’s acting credits include notable appearances in the TV comedy drama “Love, Lies, and Lipstick” for ITV, as well as performances in productions such as “Arthur Smith Sings Leonard Cohen” at the Pleasance Theatre during the Edinburgh Festival and the Garrick Theatre in London. Her ability to seamlessly transition between comedy and acting highlights her versatility as a performer.

Susan’s incredible journey in the world of comedy and entertainment is a testament to her immense talent, hard work, and dedication. With each new endeavor, she continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences worldwide. Susan’s ability to bring laughter to a variety of stages, from corporate gigs to music festivals, further solidifies her status as a true comedic force.

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