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COMEDY

Holly Hudson: Fine, Actually

An American abroad takes on dating, family, Europeans and the increasingly difficult business of being American in public.

Being American abroad has become an increasingly difficult thing to explain. Fortunately, Holly Hudson has other problems.

Dating is a minefield, her grown son somehow has more emotional intelligence than she does, and after years of living in Europe, she's developed strong opinions about the peculiar things Europeans do when they think Americans aren't watching.

Fresh from her autumn European tour, Holly brings Fine, Actually to London for 50 minutes of sharp, irreverent stand-up and storytelling about relationships, family, cultural confusion and navigating a world that seems increasingly determined to lose its mind.

Personal, occasionally outrageous and unapologetically funny.

Comedian bio

Holly Hudson is an American stand-up comedian, writer and sketch performer based between London and Los Angeles. She developed her stand-up on the London comedy circuit and has performed at venues including Laugh Factory Chicago, The Second City and Zanies in the US.

Winner of the 2026 British Comedy Guide Pro Talent Award for Writing, Holly brings sharp observational humour, character-driven satire and personal storytelling to everything from relationships and family to the absurdities of modern American life.

Her comedy sketches and stand-up clips have attracted more than 380K followers across social platforms and over 70 million views online.

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