Helen Bauer

Helen Bauer is a vibrant force in the world of comedy, renowned for her unique comedic style that blends storytelling with sharp wit and self-deprecation. A seasoned stand-up comedian, she has written and toured three critically acclaimed shows across global stages, from Edinburgh to Soho Theatre, Australia, and all around Europe. Notable for her vivacious on-screen presence, Helen has made significant TV appearances on shows such as Live At The Apollo (BBC2), Stand Up For Live Comedy: BBC Presents (BBC 1 & 3), Edinburgh Nights (BBC 2), and Period Dramas (BBC 3). Her charm and humor have also brightened shows like CelebAbility, The Stand Up Sketch Show, The Emily Attack Show, and Hey Tracey on ITV2. Her versatility extends to children’s comedy, with appearances on shows like The Dog Ate My Homework (CBBC). She has also been a presence on Comedy Central’s Digital Fringe, Pep Talk, and Fat Chat. Not to mention, she has featured on other notable shows like CALM Gala and Hypothetical on Dave. In addition to her stage and screen work, Helen has made her mark on radio. Her distinct voice has resonated on programs like Unexpected Fluids, Wheel Of Misfortune, and Scarlett Moffat Wants To Believe (BBC Radio 1). She has also featured on BBC Radio 4’s Comedy Club and Newsjack Unplugged, affirming her place in the audio comedy sphere. Helen is also a talented writer, having penned and starred in the short film Small Doses, which is currently available on BBC iPlayer. Her recent TV appearances include engaging features on Am I Being Unreasonable (BBC One) and Extraordinary (Disney Plus). Whether live on stage, on your TV screen, or through your radio speakers, Helen Bauer’s comedic prowess is undeniable. Her ability to create memorable performances and write captivating stories sets her apart in the comedy scene, making her an act you won’t want to miss.