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Rose Matafeo
Rose Matafeo

Rose Matafeo

  • 33 years old
  • From New Zealand
  • Actor, writer, stand-up comedian and director

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Rose Matafeo pilots TV sketch show

Rose Matafeo is piloting a sketch show featuring Mawaan Rizwan, John Kearns and Emma Sidi.

British Comedy Guide, 17th December 2021

50 best TV shows of 2021, No 9: Starstruck

Rose Matafeo plays troublemaker Jessie in a moreish comedy series that brings joy, heartbreak and meet-cutes with a movie star.

Hannah J Davies, The Guardian, 10th December 2021

The 10 funniest actors on TV

The list features Ncuti Gatwa, Rose Matafeo, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Diane Morgan and Jamie Demetriou.

Ed Potton, The Times, 11th November 2021

The best Taskmaster contestants

We pick our six favourites.

Olivia Cathcart, Paste Magazine, 1st October 2021

Comedies in the running for Edinburgh TV Festival Awards 2021

Bloods, Brassic, Motherland, Starstruck, Trying and We Are Lady Parts are amongst the nominees for the Edinburgh TV Festival Awards 2021.

British Comedy Guide, 8th September 2021

Canned Laughter review

This charity event in aid of London's food banks was a satisfying feast of comedy.

Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 17th August 2021

Rose Matafeo shares her rom-com secrets

The Kiwi comic spoke to Salon about Starstruck, periods, film bros and fonts.

Hanh Nguyen, Salon, 5th July 2021

Review: Starstruck a breath of fresh air we need now

I'd say Starstruck is a treat for the eyeballs, it might sound daft, but it really is.

Sarah Kennedy, The Custard TV, 6th May 2021

Rose Matafeo confirms Starstruck Series 2 in production

Rose Matafeo has confirmed that production is underway on the second series of Starstruck, her BBC Three sitcom.

British Comedy Guide, 4th May 2021

25 hilarious stand-up sets to make everything better

From classic Chris Rock to Sarah Millican at her bluntest, these are the routines that have got comedians, readers and Guardian writers through a difficult year.

The Guardian, 3rd May 2021

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