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The suited and booted stand-up can boast a string of sell-out shows. One clip from Keeping It Classy attracted 44 million views on Facebook. She’s also a regular on TV shows from The Last Leg to Live at The Apollo, host of the hit podcast OUT and co-host of Like Minded Friends with Tom Allen. The Evening Standard describe Suzi as ‘exquisitely funny from the moment she sashays onto the stage.’
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Suzi Ruffell is an award-winning comedian, actor and writer. She’s been described as “instinctively, exquisitely funny" by the Evening Standard, and as delivering an “excellent hour of stand up” by The Sunday Times.
A natural and engaging storyteller, Suzi balances personal tales of anxiety and awkwardness with a defiantly upbeat, cheery demeanour and a constant reminder of the positive things in life - from good hair days to modern kitchen appliances.
Popular on the club and festival circuit Suzi’s supported the likes of Romesh Ranganathan, Alan Carr, Joe Lycett, and Kevin Bridges on tour. A regular on TV and radio, Suzi’s appeared on Live at The Apollo, The Jonathan Ross Show, Mock the Week, The Last Leg, 8 Out of 10 Cats, and Radio 4’s The Now Show and The News Quiz.
On her podcast Out, Suzi talks about the inspiring lives of LGBTQIA+ people. She also co-hosts Like Minded Friends with Tom Allen, and joined Sunday Times Wine Columnist Will Lyons, on the podcast Wine Times, to share their love of wine, conversation and vinous culture with a host of special guests. Suzi is also the author of the award-winning Am I Having Fun Now?, part memoir, part guide to life, the book explores themes from vulnerability to ambition, inclusivity to imposter syndrome with humour and insight.
