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Sofie Hagen
Sofie Hagen is a Danish stand-up comedian based in London, winner of the Chortle Best Newcomer Award and Edinburgh Fringe Best Newcomer Award. She hosts the podcast Who Hurt You and has been featured in The Guardian and The Sunday Times.


Sofie Hagen, a highly acclaimed Danish comedian, author, and social media influencer, is based in London. Renowned for candid opinions and strong feminist beliefs, Sofie is in high demand as a comedian and speaker, boasting a large following on Instagram.
Sofie has received numerous prestigious awards for her performances, including the Chortle Best Newcomer Award and The Best Newcomer Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Sofie's talent has been recognised and featured in various media outlets such as the Daily Mirror, The Guardian, and The Sunday Times.
Additionally, she has made a name for herself in the podcast world, hosting the popular podcast "Who Hurt You" and co-hosting the true-crime podcast "Bad People." Sofie has also appeared on TV shows like The Nightly Show and Comedy Central Live.
With an outspoken and hilarious personality, Sofie is available to make your next event shine with their brilliant hosting skills.
Make the most of Sofie Hagen's sharp wit, candid insights, and strong feminist perspective — book Sofie as your event host. Sofie's award-winning comedy and influential social media presence guarantee an engaging and memorable experience. Don't miss having a renowned performer who captivates audiences on stage, screen, and airwaves.
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Sofie Hagen delivers stand-up comedy rooted in personal narrative, drawing on her experiences as a Danish comedian living in London to explore themes of feminism and body image. Her hosting style is conversational and candid, shaped by her podcast work on Who Hurt You, where she engages audiences through direct, opinion-led storytelling.
Sofie Hagen performs stand-up comedy and is available for hosting and after-dinner entertainment, suited to audiences receptive to feminist and LGBTQ+ perspectives. She won Best Newcomer at both the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the Chortle Awards, and has appeared on The Nightly Show and Comedy Central Live.
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