Lucy Frederick is a comedian and writer as well as an accomplished character actor. Well known at the Edinburgh Fringe for her ‘eye wateringly honest’ (The Scotsman) shows about the human condition, Lucy received high praise for her 2022 show ‘Lucy Frederick’s Big Fat Wedding’.
In 2023 she will make her pantomime debut as Fleshcreep in the Theatre Royal Stratford East’s production of Jack & The Beanstalk directed by Dezel Westley-Sanderson. She can also be seen in Curry’s recent commercial campaign.
Lucy also performs with Myra DuBois as her sister Rose Lavender, appearing in various live shows including the London run of Be Well.
In 2022, Lucy starred as Bab Snatchett in ‘A Christmas Carole’ written by Myra DuBois for TuckShop & Trafalgar Theatre Productions at Southend Palace Theatre. She also appeared in a nationwide commercial for Procell and was the comedy lead in a memorable campaign for Victorian Plumbing.
As an actor, Lucy won a scholarship to train at the prestigious East 15 Acting School, and her writing has been performed in a number of off West End theatres. She has also been published on the Funny Women website, in Aquila children’s magazine, The Metro and The Guardian.
‘Lucy Frederick’s Big Fat Wedding’ reviews:
“a lovely show, heartfelt and funny with funny triumphing… exuberant, kind, blasts you with a genuine positivity and is loaded with guffaw worthy moments”★★★★ Chortle
“Frederick is an excellent comic and this is a great hour” ★★★★1/2 One4Review
“heartwarming and enjoyable hour” – The Scotsman
Further press:
“A genuinely gifted performer” ★★★★ Kate Copstick – The Scotsman
“A strong and diverse show” ★★★★ Three Weeks
“Like catching up with a best friend” ★★★★ Tv Bomb
“Great comic timing” The Stage
“Continually steals the show with her good-natured energy” ShadowsOnTheWeb
“With an uncanny ability to steal the show with just the slightest appearance in the background, her presence created some of the biggest laughs of the show… she was an unexpected highlight and left me longing to see more of her.” All That Dazzles
