Tiff Stevenson

Tiff Stevenson is an award-winning stand-up comedian, actor and writer whose sharp, thought-provoking style tackles feminism, politics and reproductive rights with wit and authenticity. She has performed at the Oslo Freedom Forum, taken five critically acclaimed shows to Edinburgh Festival including the top 20 best-reviewed Bombshell, and appeared on Mock The Week, Never Mind The Buzzcocks and the BAFTA-winning People Just Do Nothing. Her sessions empower audiences to challenge assumptions, embrace bold conversations and find confidence in addressing complex social issues with humour, intelligence and genuine impact.

When Tiff Stevenson took to the stage at the Oslo Freedom Forum in 2018, she joined a global platform typically reserved for human rights leaders and political thinkers, using comedy to challenge audiences on reproductive rights, feminism and the shifting political landscape. That invitation marked a defining moment in her career, positioning her as a performer whose sharp wit and intelligent commentary transcend traditional stand-up boundaries. Since then, Tiff has taken five critically acclaimed shows to the Edinburgh Festival, including her 2017 show Bombshell, which earned a succession of four and five-star reviews and ranked among the top 20 best-reviewed shows that year. She has performed at Montreal's Just For Laughs, Cat Laughs Comedy Festival in Kilkenny, and toured Bombshell nationwide, cementing her reputation as one of the UK's most compelling voices in comedy.

Tiff's work spans television, film and radio, with appearances on Mock The Week, Never Mind The Buzzcocks, Russell Howard's Good News, The Apprentice: You're Fired and Russell Howard's Stand Up Central. She performed in the live final of Show Me The Funny at London's Hammersmith Apollo to millions of viewers and appeared on Comedy Central's Drunk History. As an actor, her credits include regular roles on the BAFTA-winning People Just Do Nothing and Game Face, alongside appearances in The Office. Her radio work includes Front Row on BBC Radio 4, regular slots on Comedy Club, and 7 Day Saturday & Sunday with Al Murray on BBC Radio 5 Live. Beyond performance, Tiff writes regularly for Metro newspaper and has collaborated with The Economist to create new content for their platform, as well as working with Gemma Arterton's production company Rebel Park Productions. In 2026, she continues to expand her reach as a keynote speaker, blending comedy with thought leadership to engage diverse audiences.

Tiff equips audiences with the confidence to tackle difficult conversations around gender, politics and social change through humour that challenges assumptions without alienating. Her sessions combine personal insight with cultural commentary, helping organisations foster more open, inclusive dialogue on topics that matter. Whether addressing corporate teams, conference audiences or festival crowds, she creates an environment where complex issues become accessible and actionable. Audiences leave her talks not only entertained but empowered to question the status quo, embrace bold perspectives and engage with challenging ideas in ways that create genuine, lasting impact within their own communities and workplaces.