About

Welcome to Comedy Blogedy – for anyone who loves comedy and wants to find out more about it!

Check out audio and written interviews with some of the best comedians and exciting comedians from all around the world, both professional and new acts, exclusive and handpicked comedy videos, upcoming gigs across the U.K. and interesting news about the comedy world. You can also listen to episodes from ‘Humour Me’ when the show was originally broadcast on the University College London Union Student Radio Rare FM.

If you’d like to get in touch, please contact

Sara Shulman, Editor of Comedy Blogedy:

sara[@]comedyblogedy.com

@comedyblog

Sara Shulman is the Founder & Editor of Comedy Blogedy, TEDxUCL speaker on ‘The Power of Funny’, blogger for The Huffington Post and specialist comedy blogger for Ticketmaster. Sara is a Classics graduate from University College London and is currently part-time at the National Film and Television School on a diploma in Writing and Producing Comedy.

Whilst at university, Sara was Head of Comedy at UCLU Rare FM from 2011-2012 and performed stand-up on the circuit. She also started interviewing comedians for her podcast ‘Humour Me’, which is currently broadcast on the Comedy Blogedy SoundCloud channel and the UCL SoundCloud channel.

Sara has also been running comedy gigs in London, such as PLEB Talks and Humour Me: Live! as well as co-founding and co-promoting ‘Specialist Subject: Where No Joke Is Too Niche’ – a gig where comedians perform sets on topics they’re particularly nerdy about.

Sara produces short films including a short silent comedy film called ‘SWAG’ written by David Elms, directed by Matt Holt and a short scripted comedy drama called ’10 Questions’, written and directed by Daniel Audritt, starring Orry Gibbens and Helen Duff. More information about the film.

You can find out more about Comedy Blogedy in this talk at the London Youth Conference in association with JCI London.

You can hear Sara rambling on about Classics in Eric Lampaert’s podcast ‘Coffee Ramblings’ recorded live on Soho Radio with Jack de Havas and Kyle Simmons from Bastille.