Ivo Graham
“Ivo Graham, an Oxford and Eton graduate, ventured into stand-up comedy at just 18, swiftly becoming the youngest-ever So You Think You’re Funny award winner at the Edinburgh Fringe. His endearing awkwardness and sharp wit have solidified his place in the UK comedy scene, featuring on Live At The Apollo, Mock The Week, and Live From The BBC.
He’s a regular contributor to shows like Fighting Talk and The Last Leg. Graham’s four solo stand-up shows have enjoyed sold-out runs in Edinburgh and London’s Soho Theatre, where his eloquent comedic style shines. If you appreciate clever wordplay and linguistic flair, secure your ticket now!
Ivo Graham – Comedian
Rising Star in Comedy
Graham quickly made his mark in the comedy scene, becoming the youngest-ever winner of the renowned “So You Think You’re Funny” competition in 2009. This achievement catapulted him into the spotlight and led to his signing with Off The Kerb, the UK’s premier stand-up talent agency. His exceptional skills and distinctive comedic style also earned him a nomination for Best Newcomer at the prestigious 2010 Chortle Awards.
Television Appearances
Transitioning seamlessly into television, Ivo Graham showcased his comedic talents on various popular shows. His credits include appearances on “The Stand Up Sketch Show,” “Live at the Apollo,” “Mock the Week,” “Live from the BBC,” “Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central,” “As Yet Untitled,” “Virtually Famous,” “QI,” “Sweat the Small Stuff,” and “The Dog Ate My Homework.” He became a regular on the popular radio show “Fighting Talk” and even participated in the iconic “Have I Got News For You.”
Edinburgh Fringe Success
Graham’s comedic prowess shines at the Edinburgh Fringe, a renowned platform for aspiring comedians. His shows, including “Binoculars” (2013), “Bowties and Johnnies” (2014), and “No Filter” (2015), received critical acclaim, leading to their transfers to London for extended runs at the Soho Theatre. In 2017, his show “Educated Guess” not only garnered positive reviews but also sold out, prompting additional shows at the Soho Theatre.
Supporting Role and Notable Recognition
Alongside his solo endeavors, Graham supported Josh Widdicombe on tour, further solidifying his comedic talent. He achieved recognition for his wit with a spot in the i-news “50 of the best jokes of the Edinburgh Fringe,” showcasing his ability to craft memorable punchlines.
