Amy Gledhill

Amy Gledhill is a dynamic force in the world of comedy, celebrated for her unique comedic style and remarkable career highlights. Having launched her comedy career in 2018 with a bang, Gledhill was awarded the prestigious Caroline Aherne Bursary, announced on BBC One’s The One Show. This accolade not only provided a cash prize but also invaluable mentoring from a BBC editor, setting Gledhill's career on a fast track to success. In 2019, Gledhill teamed up with Chris Cantril to create the comedy duo 'The Delightful Sausage.' Their quirky, distinct show 'Ginsters Paradise' was an incredible hit, earning them a Best Show nomination at the renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Gledhill's talent in front of the camera was showcased in 2021 when she starred in the BBC Two comedy series 'Alma’s Not Normal.' Her ability to bring laughter to the small screen was further demonstrated with her writing and starring roles in the multi-award-nominated Emily Atack Show, BAFTA-winning Class Dismissed, and CBBC’s hit show 'Big Fat Like.' 2022 marked a significant milestone in Gledhill's career with her solo debut at the Edinburgh Fringe. Her show 'The Girl Before The Girl You Marry' and her continued work with The Delightful Sausage earned her rare dual nominations for Best Newcomer and Best Show. Her success continued in 2023 with a solo UK tour following her triumph at the Soho Theatre. Gledhill's infectious energy and razor-sharp wit not only shone on stage but also earned her a nomination at the UK National Comedy Awards. Beyond her stand-up career, Gledhill's talent as a writer has been demonstrated through her triple nominated writing work and her unique ability to excel in both long form and character work. Her diverse range of writing includes a Radio 2 special, 'The Delightful Sausage: On Staycations,' and a six-part Radio 4 series, 'Big Little Questions,' where she interviews children and crafts sketches around their inquiries. Amy Gledhill continues to shine in the comed...