Rachel Parris

Rachel Parris is an award-winning musical comedian, actor, improviser, and presenter known for her sharp wit and intelligent humour. A BAFTA-nominated performer, she won Female First’s Comedian of the Year, beating comedy icons Tiffany Haddish, Ellen DeGeneres, and Amy Schumer.

Rachel rose to fame with her incisive, viral comedy segments on BBC2’s The Mash Report and as the host of Late Night Mash, earning a global fan base across social media. Her quick-witted satire and relatable humour have made her a household name in UK comedy.

Rachel has been featured on top British comedy shows, including, Richard Osman’s House of Games, Comedians Giving Lectures, Hypothetical, Mock the Week, Would I Lie to You?, QI and Live at the Apollo.

Her acclaimed stand-up tour shows It’s Fun to Pretend and All Change Please sold out nationwide, including multiple nights at London’s Bloomsbury Theatre. 

Rachel is a founding member of the celebrated improv show Austentatious, which has toured the UK, played sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe, and enjoyed a West End residency at the Fortune Theatre.

She has also appeared on BBC Radio, including Sorry I Haven’t a Clue, Just a Minute, News Quiz and The Now Show.

Rachel’s acting credits include roles in There She Goes, Plebs, The IT Crowd and Count Arthur Strong. 

Rachel’s comedy is witty, observational, and often socially relevant, tackling topics like politics, feminism, and everyday absurdities with a mix of charm and biting commentary.

To book Rachel for your next event, please call 020 3500 3331 or email info@primeperformers.co.uk