Best-known for her legendary one-woman shows, Jo Caulfield is “one of the finest female comics at work” (The Observer) and has been nominated as “the best female Stand-Up in the country” (Chortle.co.uk).
Jo was born in Wales to Irish parents and brought up in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire. She grew up believing the East Midlands was her oyster.
Aged 17, Jo left home and moved to London to sing and play drums in a Rockabilly band. This was an unusual decision as Jo can neither sing nor play drums.
“Many of the points Jo Caulfield makes about the human condition would have sociologists stroking their beards in admiration, but her audience tend to be laughing too much to notice. Do not miss her.”
The Times
Jo has appeared regularly on our screens with appearances on shows such as:
- Have I Got News For You
- Mock The Week
- Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow
- Argumental
- The Wright Stuff
- It Takes Two
- Bremner, Bird and Fortune
She has also had stints as a guest presenter on BBC One’s ‘The Politics Show’ and ‘The One Show’.
Jo is writer and star of her own critically acclaimed Radio 4 comedy show ‘It’s That Jo Caulfield Again’.
Jo was Programme Consultant on all 5 series of the BAFTA award-winning ‘So Graham Norton’ (Channel 4). She was Head Writer on Ruby Wax’s ‘The Waiting Game’ – A BBC 1 Game show.
Jo has also written for Joan Rivers, Anne Robinson and Denise Van Outen.
A trained actress, as well as acting in her own Radio show Jo has appeared in several sitcoms, including: Life’s A Pitch (BBC1), Days Like These (ITV), Beast (BBC1), and Get Real (ITV). She also played someone’s sister in Family Affairs (Ch5) but can’t remember her name. Other acting credits include: So Graham Norton (Ch4) and Stitch-Up (CBBC).
Jo is in regular demand as a host and after-dinner speaker at corporate events across the country.
She has spoken at corporate dinners, business lunches, award ceremonies, charity events, St. Andrew’s nights and many more.
