Chloe Petts
Who Chloe Petts is
Chloe Petts is a stand-up comedian and co-founder of The Lol Word, a London-based queer comedy collective, who appeared in the twenty-second series of Channel 4's Taskmaster. A finalist in the Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year and runner-up in the Funny Women Awards in 2017, Petts has brought a new hour to the Edinburgh Fringe each year since the sold-out debut Transience in 2022, through If You Can't Say Anything Nice (2023) and How You See Me, How You Don't (2024) to Big Naturals (2025), has toured the UK and supported Ed Gamble and Frank Skinner on tour.
On television Petts has performed on Live at the Apollo (2025), appeared three times on Have I Got News For You and won Pointless Celebrities; on radio they created and wrote the BBC Radio 4 series Toilet Humour and are a regular on Absolute Radio's The Frank Skinner Show.
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At a glance
- Podcasts and radio
- Toilet Humour, The Frank Skinner Show and The Guilty Feminist
- On screen
- Taskmaster, Live at the Apollo, Have I Got News For You and 8 more
- Official site
- chloepetts.org ↗
Is Chloe Petts on tour?
No upcoming dates on record No upcoming dates are on record right now. That doesn't mean Chloe Petts has stopped touring; their own site is the place to look for new dates: chloepetts.org ↗.
Last checked 11 October 2026.
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Specials, shows and podcasts
On screen
- Taskmaster series 22, Channel 4
- Live at the Apollo BBC, 2025
- Have I Got News For You BBC One, three appearances
- Pointless Celebrities BBC One, winner
- The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice Channel 4
- Hannah Gadsby's Gender Agenda Netflix
- Richard Osman's House of Games BBC
- Jonathan Ross's Comedy Club ITV
- Hypothetical Dave
- MOTDx BBC Three
- Sky Sports News weekly Saturday segment
Podcasts and radio
- Toilet Humour creator and writer, BBC Radio 4
- The Frank Skinner Show regular, Absolute Radio
- The Guilty Feminist co-host, podcast
Comedians like Chloe Petts
Each linked to them by something on the record — a stage they both came through, a bill, a show, a style or a home town.
- Ignacio Lopez also in Pointless Celebrities
- Cally Beaton also in Pointless Celebrities
- Catherine Bohart also on The Guilty Feminist
- Josh Widdicombe also in Hypothetical
- Sara Barron also in Hypothetical
- Hal Cruttenden also in The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice
- Kiri Pritchard-McLean also in Hypothetical
- Sindhu Vee also on The Guilty Feminist
Questions and answers
Where is Chloe Petts performing next?
No date is on D.O.C.'s Comedy Calendar right now; their own site has their dates: chloepetts.org ↗.
What podcasts and radio shows have they been on?
Toilet Humour, The Frank Skinner Show and The Guilty Feminist.
What TV shows and films are they in?
Taskmaster (series 22, Channel 4), Live at the Apollo (BBC, 2025), Have I Got News For You (BBC One, three appearances), Pointless Celebrities (BBC One, winner), The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice (Channel 4) and Hannah Gadsby's Gender Agenda (Netflix), among 11 credits.
What is their official website?
Who are some comedians like them?
Ignacio Lopez (also in Pointless Celebrities), Cally Beaton (also in Pointless Celebrities), Catherine Bohart (also on The Guilty Feminist), Josh Widdicombe (also in Hypothetical) and Sara Barron (also in Hypothetical).
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Sources
- Official site (About) ↗ Co-founder of The Lol Word; Transience (2022), If You Can't Say Anything Nice (2023), How You See Me, How You Don't (2024) and Big Naturals (2025) at the Edinburgh Fringe; Live at the Apollo (2025); Have I Got News For You three times; won Pointless Celebrities; The Frank Skinner Show; co-host of The Guilty…
- Official site ↗ Taskmaster series 22 (Channel 4); the tour Call Me By My Surname, from Reading (21 January 2027) to Liverpool (27 May 2027) (as of 11 October 2026)
- Avalon · avalonuk.com ↗ Transience, If You Can't Say Anything Nice, How You See Me, How You Don't and Big Naturals at the Edinburgh Fringe; Have I Got News For You, Live at the Apollo (2025), Bake Off: An Extra Slice, Pointless Celebrities; shortlisted for the BBC New Comedy Award (as of 11 October 2026)
- Avalon — Taskmaster star Chloe Petts announces brand new stand-up tour Call Me By My Surname ↗ Four tours so far; supported Ed Gamble's last two tours and Frank Skinner's West End run and UK tour; selected three times for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival; created and wrote the BBC Radio 4 series Toilet Humour; a Chortle Awards Breakthrough Act nomination (as of 11 October 2026)
Updated 11 October 2026 · the record checked 11 October 2026