Camille Ucan
- Actor, writer and comedian
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Lee and Dean review
Miles Chapman and Mark O'Sullivan have knocked up a sturdily impressive comedy says Ben Dowell.
Ben Dowell, Radio Times, 30th March 2018Radio 1 announces return to comedy
BBC Radio 1 has announced a return to comedy, with nine new series commissioned for podcast pre-releases, featuring comics Lauren Pattison, Matt Edmondson, Birthday Girls, Andy Field, and more.
British Comedy Guide, 25th January 2018The Birthday Girls answer Punchline's burning questions
Birthday Girls interview.
Punchline UK, 15th August 2016Comics performing at Live from the Pleasance
Lucy Porter, Tez Ilyas, Michelle Wolf, Tom Ward, Birthday Girls and Ben Hanlin.
Ryan Barrell, The Huffington Post, 11th August 2016Birthday Girls: 10 Edinburgh Fringe questions
Birthday Girls answer 10 questions about their 2016 Edinburgh Fringe show.
British Comedy Guide, 9th August 2016Birthday Girls on their Edinburgh Fringe return
Birthday Girls chat about sketch comedy's missing generation, the importance of a bruising Fringe experience and how to cultivate the exact aroma of a deep fat fryer
Ben Venables, The Skinny, 29th July 2016Interview: Birthday Girls
Birthday Girls are soon to head to Edinburgh with their latest show Sh!t Hot Party Legends. This morning I met up with two thirds of the trio: Rose Johnson and Camille Ucan (minus Beattie Edmondson, the third Birthday Girl) to find out more about making comedy, their show and the Fringe. So if you're up in Edinburgh, be sure to get your party started by Birthday Girls one evening at 9.45pm, The Pleasance.
Amie Taylor, Female Arts, 27th July 2016Birthday Girls interview
This year, Fringe favourites Birthday Girls return to Edinburgh with their third show, Sh!t Hot Party Legends.
Elliot Gonzalez, I Talk Telly, 15th July 2016Happy birthday to you... for in fifty years time
You may well have come across Beattie Edmondson, Rose Johnson and Camille Ucan before as one half of sketch comedy group Lady Garden. But now they are back with a brand new name - Birthday Girls - and brand a new show - 2053 - which is only set in the bloomin future. We caught up with all three Birthday Girls to find out more.
Chris Cooke, ThreeWeeks, 20th August 2013Birthday Girls head to dysopian comedy future of 2053
Edinburgh Fringe newcomers Birthday Girls are a comedy sketch trio made up of Beattie Edmondson, Rose Johnson and Camille Ucan, former members of sketch group Lady Garden (who appeared on BBC3's Live at the Electric).
STV, 6th August 2013