Alice Marshall is an award winning comedy actor and character comedian.
| Year | Production | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Sister Boniface Mysteries | Sandy Shanks |
| 2023 | Unsafe Space - Series 1
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Titania McGrath |
| 2022 | Comedy Unleashed On Tour! | Titania McGrath |
| 2022 | Greater Manchester Fringe | Self |
| 2022 | Unsafe Space - Pilot | Titania McGrath |
| 2021 | This Time With Alan Partridge - Series 2
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Louise |
| 2021 | Danny & Mick | Mrs Harris |
| 2020 | Working From Home
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Suzanne Sardonne |
| 2020 | Comedy Unleashed: Quarantined
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Writer |
| 2020 | Comedy Unleashed: Quarantined
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Crystal Bouvier |
| 2019 | Titania McGrath: Mxnifesto | Titania McGrath |
| 2019 | Four Weddings and a Funeral - Hulu / MGM Universal, Dir: Tristram Shapeero | Atalanta |
| 2019 | BBC Three Quickies - Are White Men The Real Victims? | The Woman |
| 2019 | BBC Three Quickies - Losing Your Virginity - Perception vs Reality | Sarah |
| 2019 | BBC Three Quickies - When You Don't Watch Love Island | Sharon |
| 2019 | BBC Three Quickies - The Truth About Stag Do's | Michaela |
| 2019 | BBC Three Quickies - Dog People Vs. Cat People | Mittens |
| 2018 | Alice Marshall: The Strike | Self |
| 2018 | Comedy Central UK: Room 404 - Comedy Central UK | Maria |
| 2018 | Comedy Central UK: The Big Questions - Comedy Central UK | Maria |
| 2018 | Popcorn - NFTS Pilot | Poppy |
| 2017 | Boys & Girls | Self |
| 2017 | Alice Marshall: Blood | Self |
| 2016 | Alice Marshall: Vicious | Self |
| 2014 | NewsRevue 2014 | Self |
| 2012 | Very Important People | Ensemble |
| 2011 | The Warm Up Guy | Ensemble |
Non-comedy TV and film credits may be found here:
Alice Marshall on IMDb
- Nationality
- English
- Home town
- London
- Resident of
- England (London)
Alice Marshall is an award winning comedy actor and character comedian. She has taken three sell-out solo shows to the Edinburgh Festival, and her second show Blood won the Best Comedy Award at the Brighton Fringe. Alice has appeared on the BBC at the Edinburgh Festival stage alongside Jan Ravens as part of her showcase of the country's best character comics. She's also written and featured in a number of sketches for both Comedy Central UK and BBC Three.
On screen she's appeared in Mindy Kaling's Hulu TV adaptation of Richard Curtis' Four Weddings and a Funeral, CBBC's Danny and Mick, and in 2021 she will be joining the cast for series 2 of This Time With Alan Partridge.
Alice is also known for her portrayal of Andrew Doyle's controversial satirical character, woke guru Titania McGrath. Titania has ruffled feathers across the globe, and her spoof TedTalk Titania McGrath: Mxnifesto debuted at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe ahead of a 2021 UK and American tour.
Further credits include feature film Winterlong alongside Smack The Pony's Doon Mackichan, BBC 2's Theresa Vs Boris: How May Became PM, Morgana Robinson's Very Important People (Channel 4), Skins (E4) and the critically acclaimed web series Darren Has A Breakdown.
My only hope is that Alice Marshall gets her own TV show. She's the one you'll be glad you saw before she got big. See the show.
ShortCom (Chris Aitken), August 2016
Alice Marshall is a master of character comedy. Joyous to witness, & set for a very bright future
Broadway Baby (Laura Pujos), August 2017
A raised revolutionary fist towards the future of smart female comedy
Female Arts, July 2015
Full of smart silliness and creative inventiveness, 'Blood' never hits a loose beat. A fringe highlight.
Latest Brighton (Vicky Nangle), May 2017
A superb physical comedian; an ideal foil for the likes of Matt Berry. One to watch.
Herald Scotland (Lorraine Wilson), August 2016
The mix of beauty and grotesque is compelling, and her characters repel and delight in equal measure. Sure to catch the eye of casting directors and commissioners alike.
Funny Women (Kate Stone), August 2017
Brilliantly theatrical and in complete surrender to her darkest impulses, Alice Marshall does character comedy at its rawest.
The Wee Review (Kevin Ibbotson-Wight), August 2017
Alice Marshall proves beyond a doubt why she's an award winning comedy actor
Broadway Baby (Paul Cockburn), August 2019
- Brighton Fringe Awards 2017
- Latest Comedy Award (Winner)