Jenny Collier
- Welsh
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Jenny Collier: 10 Edinburgh Fringe questions
Jenny Collier answers 10 questions about her 2016 Edinburgh Fringe show.
British Comedy Guide, 11th August 20162016 comedy picks
Who will be funniest at this year's Fringe? Ben Williams selects the best of the bunch.
Ben Williams, Fest Mag, 16th July 2016BWW Q&A - Jenny Collier
BWW speaks to comedian Jenny Collier about her 2016 Edinburgh Fringe show Jen-Hur.
Natalie O'Donoghue, Broadway World, 8th July 2016Five fast Fringe questions with...Jenny Collier
With over 3000 shows at the world's biggest arts festival, here at The Reviews Hub we want to make the job of choosing your Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows that little bit easier. So here's Jenny Collier from Jen-Hur answering our annual Five Fast Fringe Questions.
The Reviews Hub, 8th July 2016Interview with Jenny Collier
My first gig was in 2011 but I only started trying in the summer of 2012.
Comedy Blogedy, 25th November 2015Jenny Collier answers 10 Edinburgh Fringe Questions
Stand-up comedian Jenny Collier talks to us about her new show, Jenny Say Qua.
British Comedy Guide, 5th August 2015Daniel Duffy wins NATYS
Irish comedian Daniel Duffy (alias Michael Stranney) has won "top-of-the-bill" at this year's NATYS competition at the Bloomsbury Theatre this evening. Joint second were Jenny Collier and The Herbert (alias Spencer Jones). 3rd place went to Francis Foster.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 25th January 2015Laughing Horse New Act Of The Year 2014 final
Jenny Collier came first, with Olaf Falafel second and Ed Caruana third.
Julia Chamberlain, Chortle, 2nd December 2014The Jenny Collier three minute interview
Jenny Collier moved from the Welsh mountains to the Big Smoke in 2010 and has since embarked upon a career in stand-up comedy. Martin Walker asks about her 2014 Edinburgh Festival Fringe offering, Love in the Time of Collier.
Martin Walker, Broadway Baby, 26th June 2014Why are there no female comics at the V Festival?
So, there are absolutely no women in the V Festival comedy line-up. Not one, in a list of over 30 comedians! Surely this is craziness. In a year when the BBC have announced there will be at least one woman on every panel show, and after the nationwide outcry when comedian Jenny Collier was cancelled from a line-up due to "too many women on the bill": Is this really acceptable? Didn't they get the memo? "We are trying not to be sexist about women in comedy anymore". Tut.
Samantha Baines, The Huffington Post, 25th May 2014