Caroline
Mabey
“The slightly deranged offspring of a menage a trois between Vic Reeves, Harry Hill and Floella Benjamin” – Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard
“Fabulous off the wall lines… will endure in the memory long after you’ve forgotten every word from the big-name stand-ups.” – Steve Bennett, Chortle
Caroline Mabey’s stand-up combines eccentric charm and mischievous banter with strong gags. She is an experienced compere and is resident MC at the 99 Club in London.
Her first solo show “Caroline Mabey’s Go Go Go Coffee Show!” was a big hit with audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2009, and featured her animated side-kick/ love interest, Kip the coffee pot.
Caroline is an accomplished character and sketch comedian, frequently MCing as her grotesque creation Helen Heels, Landlady to the Stars:
"A demented hybrid of Alan Partridge and Fawlty Towers" - Evening Standard, Critic’s Choice
Gigs include:
Comedy Cafe
The Stand, Edinburgh
Downstairs at the King's Head
Up the Creek
Mirth Control
Comedy Cellar, Bracknell
Outside the Box
Comedy Tree
Happy Mondays
Josie Long's Sunday Night Adventure Club
News Revue
99 Club, London -Resident Compere
TV and Radio:
'The One Show’ BBC1
'Funny Business' BBC2
'The Culture Show' BBC2
'Noble and Silver: getOffme' Channel 4
'The Graham Penthouse Show' Resonance FM (as Helen Heels and other characters)
As an animator Caroline worked on 'Monkey Dust' BBC2, and made the title sequence for 'Little Miss Jocelyn' BBC3.
Edinburgh Fringe:
'Caroline Mabey’s Go Go Go Coffee Show!’ 2009
'GCSE Revision Class' 2008, with Seann Walsh and Miriam Elia
'A Night in Sandy Hole!' 2007, with Leanne Diggins
'All at Sea with the Laughter Gang' 2007, with Holly Walsh, Caroline Clifford and James Kettle
'The Upsettables' 2003, with Margaret Cabourn-Smith
“Real comedy bite… silly, poignant and twisted gaggery" - The Scotsman
"Bloody Brilliant"- Three Weeks
