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Alice Brine
New Zealand-born, London-based Alice Brine delivers chaotic, quick-witted comedy through bulletproof analogies and unexpected punchlines. Her slightly unhinged performances transform ordinary experiences into extraordinary humour, tackling social issues with salty, unfiltered observations that leave audiences both challenged and entertained, their sides aching, and their minds buzzing with fresh perspectives.
Alice Brine is a New Zealand-born comedian who delivers chaotic, quick-witted performances that captivate audiences with her distinctly salty brand of humour and unfiltered observations on everyday life.
Alice's rise through the New Zealand comedy scene was swift. She sold out consecutive festival runs with her shows Brinestorm and No One Puts Briney In The Corner, the latter earning her a nomination for the prestigious Billy T Award. Her honest, relatable stage persona and willingness to tackle awkward truths with humour quickly made her a crowd favourite, and she was selected to support Ed Byrne on tour during only her third ever gig.
Since moving to the UK in 2018, Alice has rapidly ascended in comedy circles, supporting comedians Alan Carr and Grace Campbell on tour and appearing on television programmes such as The Jonathan Ross Show. Her viral social media post about consent, which garnered over 5 million shares worldwide, demonstrated her talent for delivering pointed social commentary in a way that is both accessible and disarmingly funny. She currently hosts the Wheely Funny comedy night in London, featuring a rotation of established and up-and-coming comedy acts.
Alice's slightly unhinged live sets combine cultural observations with personal stories, and her honest, candid stage persona establishes an immediate connection that makes even her most outrageous material feel relatable.
Book Alice Brine for an unforgettable night of comedy that perfectly balances incisive social commentary with laugh-out-loud storytelling.
Alice Brine transforms ordinary experiences into extraordinary comedy with her chaotic, quick-witted performances that have captivated audiences from Wellington to London. Book this unfiltered comedian for your next corporate event to give your team an unforgettable night of laughter that perfectly balances social commentary with relatable storytelling.
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Alice Brine performs stand-up sets that combine personal storytelling with cultural observation, drawing on candid autobiographical material to frame social commentary. Her live format is built around an unfiltered stage persona that moves between anecdote and pointed commentary, a style she has developed across solo festival shows and support slots on major tours.
Alice Brine performs stand-up comedy and live hosting, with credits including her solo shows Brinestorm and No One Puts Briney In The Corner, suiting comedy nights, corporate entertainment, and live event audiences. She received a Billy T Award nomination and has supported Alan Carr and Grace Campbell on tour, with a television appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show.
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