Sara Pascoe

Sara Pascoe is an award-winning comedian, Sunday Times bestselling author and familiar face from QI, Taskmaster and Live at the Apollo. She brings sharp wit and warmth honed through years of live performance, including her critically acclaimed global tour 'I Am a Strange Gloop' and a headline show at the London Palladium. Sara also hosts The Great British Sewing Bee and directs comedy projects for BBC Radio 4, demonstrating her versatility across stage, screen and audio. 

Audiences today crave entertainment that does more than simply distract. They want performers who can make them think whilst making them laugh, who explore complex ideas with warmth and honesty, and who bring intelligence to every stage they occupy. Sara Pascoe is an award-winning comedian, writer and broadcaster whose work spans stand-up, television, literature and audio. Known for her intelligent humour and distinctive voice, Sara combines sharp social observation with a warm and honest style that continues to resonate with audiences in the UK and internationally.

Sara's credentials as a performer and creative force are firmly established. Her 2025 stand-up show I Am a Strange Gloop toured extensively across the UK, Australia and Canada, culminating in a headline performance at the iconic London Palladium. She returns to host The Great British Sewing Bee on BBC One, bringing charm and wit to the much-loved series, and appears in Prime Video's Last One Laughing UK alongside a stellar line-up of British comedy talent. A regular face on Taskmaster, Live at the Apollo, QI and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, her thoughtful and often self-deprecating style has made her a favourite with both audiences and producers. Beyond performance, Sara is a Sunday Times bestselling author whose debut novel Weirdo followed the success of her non-fiction books Sex, Power, Money and Animal, the latter adapted into a BBC sitcom. She also co-hosts the podcast Sara & Cariad's Weirdos Book Club with fellow comedian Cariad Lloyd. Most recently, Sara has expanded into directing, helming the BBC Radio 4 comedy musical Nanny, and will headline Latitude Festival 2026 alongside Sue Perkins, whilst also hosting the prestigious ATC Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony.

Sara brings audiences more than entertainment. Whether delivering keynote hosting duties at major industry events, performing live stand-up, or sharing insights from her varied creative career, she offers a unique combination of intelligence, honesty and dry wit that makes complex ideas accessible and deeply relatable. Her ability to explore themes around identity, ambition, modern life and personal growth with both humour and humanity ensures audiences leave informed, inspired and genuinely moved. With a body of work that continues to expand across multiple platforms, Sara remains one of the UK's most original and consistently in-demand creative voices, delivering lasting impact in every setting.