In the artist's words:

Freddi grew up between different cultures before she settled in Berlin and started doing stand-up both in English and German. Her material is deeply personal, sardonically stimulating, with a deep love for ranting and meta-jokes. Freddi took her first stand-up hour "Church Girl, Interrupted" all over Europe and shared it with wonderful audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe '22. You can find her work on German television (Comedy Central Germany's Roast Battles, Sky One, Till Reiners Happy Hour, Shapira! Shapira!) and when she is not on stage, Freddi writes for film and tv and enjoys to see men cry.

GERMAN

Freddi Gralle naturally exudes the kind of likeable arrogance that people find entertaining. As the daughter of a pastor, she first gained her first stage experience in the church, but then took the leap from the pulpit to comedy (sic!). She has retained her arrogance as a fundamental Christian and added dry self-reflection to her range of humor.