Rose Matafeo
- 32 years old
- From New Zealand
- Actor, writer, stand-up comedian and director
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The best comedy to see in Edinburgh, part one
A drag queen who impersonates Nicola Sturgeon, Gujurati home life and a truly terrible novelist... we meet the comics behind the hottest Edinburgh festival shows.
Michael Hogan & Ralph Jones, The Guardian, 22nd July 2018Edinburgh 10x10: Barry loves you
Ten comedians with Melbourne accolades.
Chortle, 17th July 2018Edinburgh 10x10: Barry loves you
Ten comedians with Melbourne accolades.
Chortle, 17th July 201850 shows to see at the Edinburgh fringe 2018
Superstar standups, daring dance, Brexit cabaret and a Bon Jovi musical ... Dive into our guide to some of the shows at the world's biggest arts festival.
Brian Logan and Chris Wiegand, The Guardian, 29th June 201825 stand-up comedy recommendations for the Fringe
One again Laugh Out London brings you a list of some of the best stand-up comedy shows you will see at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018.
Laugh Out London, 25th June 2018Rose Matafeo: Horndog interview
Funny Women editor Kate Stone caught up with Rose to talk about her show, starting out in comedy and why society is still squeamish about women wanking...
Kate Stone, Funny Women, 25th June 201815 Fringe comedy shows you should book now
August may feel a lifetime away, but it won't be long until Edinburgh Festival and Fringe season rolls around.
Alex Watson, Edinburgh Evening News, 19th June 2018Edinburgh preview: Rose Matafeo
After last year's critically acclaimed sell-out success, Rose Matafeo is back at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with her new show Horndog, which has just been nominated for the Barry Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Theatre Weekly, 17th June 2018Interview: rarely asked questions - Rose Matafeo
New Zealand's Rose Matafeo isn't really a stand-up comedian at all. She is simply a force of nature.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 27th February 2018Rose Matafeo, Soho Theatre review
New Zealand comic with original takes on the big stuff.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 22nd February 2018