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Rachel Fairburn
Rachel Fairburn is an English stand-up comedian and writer, born September 16, 1982, in Harpurhey, Manchester. Before turning to comedy full-time in 2008 she worked at the John Rylands Library in Manchester.
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- Sep 5ManchesterCastlefield BowlView details
- Oct 3DurhamARC Stockton Arts CentreView details
- Oct 4YorkTheatreAT41View details
- Oct 8GuildfordBellerby StudioView details
- Oct 9LeicesterJust The Tonic (PETER Pizzeria)View details
- Oct 10HuddersfieldLawrence Batley TheatreView details
- Oct 11ManchesterThe Frog and BucketView details
- Oct 17GlasgowThe Stand Comedy ClubView details
- Oct 18EdinburghMonkey Barrel, EdinburghView details
- Oct 19Newcastle Upon TyneThe Stand Comedy Club - NewcastleView details
- Oct 23BristolBristol Hen and ChickenView details
- Oct 24BirminghamGlee ClubView details
- Oct 27ManchesterThe Frog and BucketView details
- Oct 28 – Oct 28HullSocialView details
- Oct 28HullSocialView details
- Oct 29LeedsWardrobeView details
- Oct 30BlackpoolChorley TheatreView details
- Nov 1NottinghamCanalhouse (Main Stage)View details
- Nov 4NorwichNorwich Arts CentreView details
- Nov 6LondonLeicester Square TheatreView details
- Nov 13FalmouthThe Cornish Bank FalmouthView details
- Nov 14ExeterMarine TheatreView details
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About Rachel Fairburn
She is best known as co-host, with Kiri Pritchard-McLean, of the true-crime comedy podcast All Killa No Filla, launched in 2014, which The Guardian named among its 50 best podcasts of 2018 and which has toured live in the UK and the United States. She has performed solo stand-up shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe every year since 2014, and The Daily Telegraph included her among its best comedians at the 2018 Fringe.
Her television and radio credits include Live at the Apollo, Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled, Richard Osman's House of Games, Russell Howard's Hour Life Lessons, BBC's Funny from the Fringe, Evil Genius with Russell Kane, and BBC Radio Scotland's Breaking the News. She has been a finalist for the Funny Women Award, City Life Comedian of the Year, the NATYS and English Comedian of the Year, and was named in Chortle's 'One to Watch' list in 2020.