TIFF is a stand-up comedian, actor and writer. A well-known face on television screens, TIFF has appeared multiple times on Mock The Week (BBC Two) along with appearances on Comedy Central at the Comedy Store (Comedy Central), Russell Howard's Stand Up Central (Comedy Central), Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled (Dave) and was the UK correspondent for hit Australian show The Weekly with Charlie Pickering (ABC). TIFF also appeared on Drunk History (Comedy Central) and has a regular role on BBC Three's hit mockumentary People Just Do Nothing which returned in 2016 with two more series. TIFF'S TV credits also include Safeword (ITV2), The Apprentice: You're Fired (BBC Two), Only Joking (Sky), Russell Howard's Good News (BBC Two), Never Mind the Buzzcocks (BBC Two) and Celebrity Deal or No Deal (Channel 4). As an actor, TIFF'S credits include The Office (BBC Two).
On the Radio, TIFF has been a guest on Front Row (BBC Radio 4) and MacCaulay & Co (BBC Radio Scotland) and makes regular appearances on the Comedy Club (BBC Radio 4 Extra), 7 Day Saturday & Sunday with Al Murray (BBC Radio 5 Live) and Breaking the News and The Good, the Bad and the Unexpected (BBC Radio Scotland).
Well established at Edinburgh festival, Seven is the seventh solo show TIFF has performed at the Fringe, following on from her previous successes Uncomfortably Numb, Cavewoman, Dictators, Along Came a Spider, Optimist and Mad Man which have all been met rave reviews. In 2012 Uncomfortably Numb was awarded the Mervyn Stutter's Spirit of the Fringe award and has since inspired TIFF to make a documentary exploring plastic surgery, ageing and our perceptions of women's faces further, which is currently in production.
TIFF also writes opinion pieces for the Metro newspaper and hosts Old Rope, a weekly live show, which has enjoyed a succession of sell-out runs at Edinburgh festival. Old Rope showcases new material from established headline acts and plays to a full house every Monday night in London. She has recently supported ED BYRNE on his national tour.
WHAT THE PRESS HAS SAID TIFF STEVENSON:
"This is a heartfelt, hilarious, provocative, important hour of stand-up from one of the best in the business." - The Sunday Herald
"It's punchy and political but in the best, most human sort of way" = The Mirror
"Hilarious, beautifully written" - Metro
"Mouthy, cynical and sexually frank" - The Guardian
"A stroke of genius. Witty, well-constructed and full of jokes" - Sunday Telegraph
"Defiant and thoughtful" - The Times
"You'll leave this show wondering why Tiff isn't running for president anywhere - Funny Women
30-Sep-16
Liverpool, Unity Theatre
06-Oct-16
Leeds, City Varieties
07-Oct-16
Havant, Spring Arts
22-Oct-16
Windsor, Fire Station Arts Centre
23-Oct-16
Selby, Town Hall
28-Oct-16
Lancaster, Dukes Theatre
03-Nov-16
Sale, Waterside Arts Centre
05-Nov-16
Guildford G, Bellerby Studio
11-Nov-16
Nottingham Comedy Festival, Poppy and Pint
25-Nov-16
Carlisle, Harraby Theatre
26-Jan-17
Birmingham MAC, Hexagon Theatre
27-Jan-17
Southampton, Hanger Farm Arts Centre
28-Jan-17
Kettering, Arts Centre
02-Feb-17
Newport, Riverfront Theatre
03-Feb-17
Swindon Arts Centre
09-Feb-17
Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre
10-Feb-17
Masham, Town Hall
23-Feb-17
Leamington, Royal Spa Centre
08-Mar-17
Brighton, Komedia Studio
10-Mar-17
Sutton, Cryer Theatre
11-Mar-17
Cambridge, Junction
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