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Sophia Wren

Biography

Sophia Wren burst on to the comedy scene and within her first year of performing regularly in Dublin’s Comedy Clubs, she appeared on Whelan’s main Stage for ‘Funny Women’ alongside Justine Stafford and Deirdre O’Kane, opened for top Irish acts such as Killian Sunderman, Karl Spain, Emma Doran, Peter McGann and huge international acts like Fin Taylor. Sophia won Ireland's biggest comedy competition ‘Show me The funny’ and was a finalist at the prestigious ‘So You Think You’re Funny’ at the Edinburgh Fringe. Last summer saw Sophia perform at many Festivals including the main stage at Paddy Power Comedy Festival and the Comedy Arena at Electric Picnic.

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