Deborah Frances-White
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Deborah Frances-White is a stand up comic whose shows include How to Get Almost Anyone to Want to Sleep With You, Cult Following and a Friend of a Friend of Dorothy. She co-wrote The Improv Handbook which is going into Second Edition with Methuen, and has created Voices in Your Head an exciting new improvisation show which The New Statesman described as "electrifying". Deborah has commissions for two sitcoms from UK networks and one for a feature length screenplay. She regularly delivers her entertaining seminar How to Be a Charismatic Woman in a Man's World for organisations in the UK and US.

"Gloriously talented" Time Out

For more info on Deborah and her forthcoming projects see www.deborahfrances-white.com

Blog Entries by Deborah Frances-White

Is Mad Men a Period Piece? Not If You Work in Comedy... Part Three

(9) Comments | Posted 25 October 2012 | (01:00)

In Season 4 of Mad Men a freelance artist draws a cartoon of Joan, the office manager, giving fellatio to a senior partner. The young men in the office find it hilarious, but Joan doesn't. Peggy, who belongs to a new guard of women and has fought her way into...

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Is Mad Men a Period Piece? Not If You Work in Comedy - Part Two

(1) Comments | Posted 19 October 2012 | (01:00)

When Mad Men first aired, I was completely gripped from the outset. My friends and I jokingly referred to the show as 'Things You Wouldn't See Today' because the writers seemed to be having so much fun with chain-smoking pregnant women, gin for breakfast and sexism, sexism, sexism. Today, the...

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Is 'Mad Men' a Period Piece? Not if You Work in Comedy...

(10) Comments | Posted 15 October 2012 | (01:00)

I am a stand up comedian. I also deliver funny seminars for business women who wish to raise their status in male-dominated industries. Recently, I was talking to three women - a lawyer, a consultant and a banker (yes - we went into a bar) about how far women had...

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Ricky Gervais and Adventures in Twitterland

(3) Comments | Posted 26 October 2011 | (01:00)

"'When I use a word,' Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, 'it means just what I choose it to mean - neither more nor less.'"
- Through the Looking Glass, Lewis Carroll

Last week @rickygervais replied to the tweeted question "What is...

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