- Morgana Robinson
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Morgana Robinson Born 21 June 1980 Medium Actress, writer, comedienne Nationality British Years active 2007–present Morgana Robinson is an English comedienne, writer and actress, who is probably best known for her eponymous comedy sketch program The Morgana Show, and her appearance on The TNT Show. She will appear in her own impressions show in 2012, Very Important People.[1]
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Television career
Her television debut came in 2007, as she played an Eastern European internet bride in BBC1's comedy The Green Green Grass. She then starred in the TV pilot Eight Steps to Enlightenment and a Nervous Breakdown, an improvised mockumentary playing Rachel, a self-obsessed glamour model, trying to rid herself of cellulite. In 2009 she appeared as Anna in the BBC1 comedy My Family in the episode "It's Training Men".
In 2009, she appeared in a running sketch segment (Gilbert's Special Report) in The TNT Show as Gilbert, a teenage 'special needs' boy who interviews celebrities, alongside his disabled crew members. In 2010, Channel 4 commissioned a five-part comedy sketch show - The Morgana Show. Channel 4's head of comedy, Shane Allen, said: "Discovering, supporting and nurturing new talent is at the heart of Channel 4 comedy’s remit, and in Morgana we really feel we’ve found a fresh performer with a huge amount of potential."[2]
Filmography
Television
Year Title Role Other notes 2007 The Green Green Grass Katia Episode 3.07: "Lust in Translation". 2008 Eight Steps to Enlightenment and a Nervous Breakdown Rachel Short pilot. 2009 My Family Anna Episode 9.07: "It's Training Men". 2009 The TNT Show Gilbert Appeared in a running sketch segment "Gilbert's Special Report". The character was later used in Robinson's own sketch show. 2010 MovieMash Unknown TV movie. 2010 The Morgana Show Various Star, writer and creator. 2011 The Hunt for Tony Blair Carole Caplin A one-off episode of The Comic Strip Presents.... References
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Categories:- English comedians
- English stand-up comedians
- English television presenters
- Women comedians
- Living people
- 1980 births
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