Faye Treacy is a writer, comedian and presenter from South London.
| Year | Production | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Wychwood Festival | Self |
| 2022 | Where's Your Head At? | Self |
| 2022 | Brighton Fringe | Self |
| 2021 | Louis Horne Jazz Diaries S2, Ep5 | Writer |
| 2021 | The Pits - Comedy Drama- Creator | Writer |
| 2020 | Summer Comedy Festival
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Writer |
| 2020 | Summer Comedy Festival
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Self |
| 2020 | The Break Up Monologues | Guest |
| 2019 | All men think they're BBQ experts | Ensemble Actor |
| 2019 | Keeping Athena Company | Guest |
| 2019 | Scala Radio - Scala Radio, Bauer Media | Host / Presenter |
| 2018 | BBC - BBC 3 Quickie | Faye |
| 2018 | The Problem With Faye Treacy | Self |
| 2016 | Faye Treacy: Special (Work in Progress) | Self |
| 2015 | BBC New Comedy Awards | Faye |
| 2015 | Musical Comedy Awards Showcase | Self |
| 2015 | Faye Treacy Worries | Self |
| 2015 | Anarchy Cabaret (Return of the Tight Six) | Self |
| 2014 | The Split Note Sessions | Self |
| 2014 | The Tight Six Comedy Showcase | Self |
- Nationality
- English
- Home town
- Croydon
- Resident of
- United Kingdom
Born in Croydon, Faye had a relatively normal childhood till she was sent to the local Convent. Five years later upon getting kicked out of her Convent school (for putting the Convent on Ebay), she packed her bags and went to the Brit School of Performing Arts. Realising she never wanted to be a Pop Star she went onto to study trombone at the Royal Academy of Music.
Upon graduation Faye had a busy freelance career. Her musical career highlights include having been the resident trombonist for the Chris Moyle's Quiz Night on Channel 4, as well as playing for The Selector, Kiko Bun, The Maccabees, Rod Stewart, Tankus The Henge, PRO Glenn Millar Big Band, Hackney Colliery Brass Band, Riot Jazz and The London Vegetable Orchestra.
Faye decided to give comedy a go in late 2014 and and went on to win 'Best Newcomer' at the Musical Comedy Awards in 2015. Since then her comedy career has rocketed, seeing her perform internationally at venues including: The Frog and Bucket, XS MALARKEY, The Stand, Top Secret, 99 Club, The Glee Club, Angel Comedy Club, Utrecht International Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Fringe and Leicester Comedy Festival. As well as appearances on BBC Radio 4, and BBC 3.
In 2018 she took her debut hour "The Problem with Faye Treacy" at the Edinburgh Fringe to rave reviews, with one of her jokes listed as a top Joke of the fringe in the Evening Standard, The Mirror and The Daily Record.
2019 saw Faye join Bauer's new classical music station, Scala Radio where she presents the weekend evening slots.
Since the pandemic Faye has busied her self writing 3 scripts (two t.v pilots and one feature) in between teaching music online which consists of her mainly encouraging 6 year olds to come out from under the keyboard or begging 15 year olds to unmute.
"Simultaneously childish, genius and inescapably memorable... one of the most unique performances you'll see in the Fringe this year."
Shortcom (Shortcom), August 2018
"Treacy's charm soon wins us round... her one-liners are expertly crafted and sharp"
The List (Marissa Burgess), August 2015
"Rebellion of classical music against punk dad. Vibrant and lively.. She belongs on stage clearly.. Somehow a little of the Victoria Wood in her. Huge response!"
The Stand Comedy Club, Edinburgh, 2016
"Bucket full of comedic talent... Original, engaging and clearly comfortable in front of a large audience, Faye is one to watch for the future."
Lynn Parker, CEO FUNNY WOMEN, 2016
- Bath Comedy Festival New Act Competition 2016
- Main Award (Nominee)
- Funny Women Awards 2015
- Stage Award (Semi-finalist)
- Musical Comedy Awards 2015
- Best Newcomer (Winner)
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