Isabel Fay

About Isabel

Isabel Fay began her character comedy career in earnest in early 2006, and she has achieved a great profile and cult fan club in a short space of time. She wrote and performed her debut solo show, "Magic Steve's Disappearing Act", which received critical acclaim, media and industry interest at the Edinburgh Festival 2006. Her alter ego Annette Cadabra became an instant hit on the comedy circuit.

"A barnstorming performance of her own superbly crafted script. This is an extraordinary calling card by Fay. Pure Magic!"
**** CHORTLE.

This performance got her immediately cast in ITV2's flagship comedy show Comedy Cuts, and she's just been invited to perform and write for series two. She's recently appeared in a Dan Clarke pilot (How Not To Live Your Life) for BBC3, and she can also currently be seen co-starring (again with Dan Clark) in a series of short comedy films for The Paramount Comedy Channel, Dan's Clark's Guide To Dating. She's a member of the cast in Dog Face, which is due to air on E4 this year. A regular at Book Club, Something for the Weekend, and the Albany on the fringe scene, she is currently performing her exciting new character show for Edinburgh 2008 Don't Let a Gift Horse in the House.

Isabel trained at Royal Holloway University of London.

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