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Grace Campbell
Upcoming dates
- Cambridge, United KingdomCambridge JunctionView details
- Cardiff, United KingdomCardiff Glee ClubView details
- Bristol, United KingdomBristol BeaconView details
- London, United KingdomThe London PalladiumView details
- Manchester, United KingdomManchester New Century HallView details
- Brighton, United KingdomTheatre Royal - BrightonView details
Dates Wanderistan tracks for Grace Campbell, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 6, past: 4. Grace Campbell may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.
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Past shows
4 past shows
- Leeds, United KingdomCity Varieties Music HallView details
- Glasgow, United KingdomThe Glee ClubView details
- Aberdeen, United KingdomThe Lemon TreeView details
- Birmingham, United KingdomGlee ClubView details
About Grace Campbell
Grace Campbell is a British stand-up comedian, writer, filmmaker, and presenter based in London. The daughter of political strategist Alastair Campbell and...
Grace Campbell is a British stand-up comedian, writer, filmmaker, and presenter based in London. The daughter of political strategist Alastair Campbell and journalist Fiona Millar, she grew up around New Labour politics and attended Parliament Hill School before beginning a career in comedy.
Campbell has toured solo stand-up shows including Why I'm Never Going Into Politics (2019), inspired by her mother, and All About Me(n), performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2022. She was a writer and performer on Channel 4's sketch series Riot Girls, which examined the treatment of women in society, and published her debut book, Amazing Disgrace: A Book About "Shame," in 2021.
Her stand-up material draws heavily on personal experience, including writing about sexual assault, abortion, and mental health for outlets such as The Guardian. She is a patron of the Brandon Centre, a youth health organization in Kentish Town, and her performances typically combine confessional storytelling with political and social commentary shaped by her upbringing.