Funny Women Stage Award Finalists announced

'The Funny Women Awards are a significant and essential yearly festival of female satire ability, so we chose to proceed in spite of the limitations forced by the COVID-19 pandemic by taking our movement on the web.' says Lynne Parker, Funny Women author and CEO. 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become easily recognized names. These incorporate Katherine Ryan, Zoe Lyons, Jayde Adams, Desiree Burch, Sara Pascoe, Sarah Millican, Susan Calman, Rachel Parris, Bridget Christie, Kerry Godliman, Diane Morgan and Roisin Conaty. Laura Smyth won the Stage Award in 2019

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