18 Facts About Sarah Kendall

Sarah Kendall was born on 3 August 1976 and is an Australian comedian from Newcastle, New South Wales.

Sarah Kendall won the Raw Comedy competition in 1998 and appeared regularly on Australian television.

Sarah Kendall moved to the United Kingdom in 2000 at the age of 24.

Sarah Kendall moved on to Sydney University at the age of 18.

Sarah Kendall began her career in 1996 partaking in the annual 'Review' show.

Sarah Kendall has performed solo shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe since 2003, with her 2004 show being nominated for the Perrier award.

Sarah Kendall has performed in the Melbourne Comedy Festival since 2000.

Sarah Kendall remarked that she dropped the routine because it started to sit uncomfortably with her.

Sarah Kendall has been a "special guest" on the BBC Radio 2 comedy show Parsons and Naylor's Pull-Out Sections.

Sarah Kendall was part of an all-female sketch comedy show called Beehive starring Alice Lowe, Barunka O'Shaughnessy and Clare Thomson, which was aired on E4.

Sarah Kendall was a guest stand up comic on BBC Three's Russell Howard's Good News.

On 23 November 2012, Sarah Kendall appeared on BBC Radio 4's satirical news show The Now Show, and on 4 May 2015 appeared in The Vote Now Show, one of six election specials.

Sarah Kendall appeared on the Dave TV series Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled.

Sarah Kendall has appeared in Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast in 2021, in which Herring took issue with an article that suggested she met her husband at the Edinburgh fringe, she revealed that they in fact met at a Melbourne Comedy festival.

Sarah Kendall appeared in the season finale episode of the first season of Motherland, originally aired on BBC2, as a nanny.

In 2019, Sarah Kendall created, wrote and starred in the comedy TV series Frayed, renewed in 2021.

Sarah Kendall was the winner of Series 11 of the comedy game show Taskmaster.

Sarah Kendall was married to Henry Naylor and has two children.