Kerry Godliman
Agent contacts: Flo Howard / Lily Morris / Olivia Strevens / Louise Herington
With her straight-talking charm and quick wit, Kerry Godliman is celebrated as one of the UK’s best performers as both a stand-up comedian and actor. Kerry is a familiar face on television, with appearances on Mock the Week, Live at the Apollo, Michael McIntyre’s Big Show, Taskmaster, Hypothetical, The Jonathan Ross Show, The Royal Variety Performance, and 8 Out of 10 Cats.
Also a regular on BBC Radio 4, Kerry has appeared on The News Quiz, The Now Show, I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue, and Just a Minute as well as her own series Kerry’s List. She also took a starring role in the hit series The Wilsons Save the World. In podcasting, Kerry hosted Memory Lane alongside Jen Brister, and she has recently presented the BBC’s Bitesize Parenting Teens series, discussing the wonders and woes of raising teenagers. Having narrated the chart-topping Stolen Hearts, a true-crime series from Wondery and Novel, Kerry received an Ambies Award nomination for Best Podcast Host.
Kerry’s acting talents have seen her receive critical acclaim for her roles in After Life, Whitstable Pearl, Call the Midwife, Derek, Save Me, Bad Move, Trigger Point, Carters Get Rich, Mascots, and Adult Material, and she recently starred in the hotly anticipated Spinal Tap sequel, Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, as well as voicing Lara in the new Netflix series Alley Cats, dropping in August. Kerry will also be starring alongside Nina Singh in ITV and BritBox’s contemporary reimagining of the classic British detective drama Dalziel and Pascoe.
Kerry’s critically acclaimed last stand-up tour Bandwidth saw her playing to sell out audiences all over the country, culminating in a filmed special which is now available on Comedy Central.
VOICEOVERS
For voice-over bookings, contact jane@calypsovoices.com and nicola.sandon@calypsovoices.com
'In superbly splenetic form'
The Guardian
'Her new show finds her on exquisitely crowd-pleasing form. Some sublime culture clash material'
The Evening Standard
'Godliman, nicely foul-mouthed when she wants to be, is caustic when required'
The Arts Desk

















