Charmian Hughes
- Stand-up comedian
Press clippings
Emergency Question: Which conspiracy theory do you think might actually be true?
Edinburgh Fringe comedians answer.
Chortle, 12th August 2022Emergency Question: What's the worst date you've ever been on?
Edinburgh Fringe comedians answer
Chortle, 11th August 2022Charmian Hughes: Immortal Horror Queen's Guide To Life Q&A
We caught up with Charmian to find out more...
Funny Women, 10th August 2022Charmian Hughes interview
"Tomorrow is another day."
Entertainment Now, 4th August 2022Emergency Question: Have you ever been in the proximity of one of your heroes and been too shy to say anything to them?
Edinburgh Fringe comedians answer.
Chortle, 3rd August 2022Opinion: First Love at the Edinburgh Fringe
One of the pioneers of Alternative Cabaret, Charmian Hughes writes of doomed love at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Charmian Hughes, Fest Mag, 31st July 2022Charmian Hughes interview
I recently bumped into my first ever boyfriend from when I was 17, and it really unsettled me, especially as I'd only popped out for a pint of milk in mid hair dye session and had a paper bag on my head trickling red gunk at the time.
On The Mic, 11th July 2022A digital pint with... Charmian Hughes
Ever had a life coaching session inspired by the mysterious, murderous (but quite literally voiceless) Queen in the 1965 fantasy adventure flick She? Today we're joined by Charmian Hughes for a binarised beverage in the Binge Fringe Pub.
Jake Mace, Binge Fringe, 10th June 2022Comedy night in aid of cancer research
MC John Mann hosts a night of comedy in aid of Cancer Research brought to you by the City of London Friends of CRUK (www.crukcity.org.uk). The bill boasts Arthur Smith, Mary Bourke, Markus Birdman, Charmian Hughes, Troy Hawke, Phil Nichol, Steve Hall and Dan Antopolski.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 12th May 2022An Evil Immortal Controlled My Life, by Charmian Hughes
When I was a kid, I saw a terrifying Hammer horror film about an immortal evil beautiful white queen of a lost African kingdom. In petrifying hissy fits, she throws screaming love rivals down bottomless pits of fire. In the nightmare finale she shrivels to her real age of two thousand years old in front of her horrified young lover. Gross!
Charmian Hughes, Beyond The Joke, 6th June 2021