Robyn Reynolds is an award-nominated British comedian, writer, MC and more
“Robyn Reynolds shone in her segment, serving punchlines hard and fast in her fresh brand of witty and energetic humour. Clearly talented in the structure and timing of comedy, it’s not hard to see why she’s a fast-rising comic in the Sydney scene.”
Robyn has an excellent Velociraptor impression
In 2019, Robyn showcased her Sydney Fringe Festival debut show at the Emerging Artist Sharehouse, where she was then nominated for Best Comedy. Relatable Material was a Festival debut for both Robyn Reynolds and Chris Nguyen.
Throughout the lockdowns, Robyn continued writing and working on her first hour show, and in November 2021, Robyn Reynolds: Mermaid had a sold-out run at LOL Fest in Sydney.
Since then, Robyn has continued to hone her debut hour. In March 2022, Robyn Reynolds: Mermaid sold out Newcastle Comedy Club, and was nominated for Best Comedy at Newcastle Fringe Festival.
She premiered her award-nominated solo show Mermaid this year at Sydney Comedy Festival.
A passionate writer and storyteller, Robyn has performed at storytelling events around NSW. Robyn is a regular guest MC for the award-winning night Generation Women Storytelling at The Beresford.
Robyn was the Performance Maker in Residence for Comedy at the Old 505 Theatre with her writing partner Madeleine Stewart. Together, they wrote, produced and starred in three hilarious sketches, watch here.
Originally a French translator and interpreter, Robyn speaks fluent French and lived in France before moving to Sydney. Robyn is a talented actor completing LAMDA courses in singing, speech and drama.
After her first storytelling performance at Generation Women in 2019, Robyn was brought on as a guest host
Robyn’s debut show Relatable Material was shortlisted for Best Comedy at Sydney Fringe Festival 2019. Robyn and her partner Chris Nguyen wrote, directed and performed in the comedy show, which featured a mix of stand-up comedy, sketch and music. Relatable Material ran for one week at The Emerging Artist Sharehouse in Erskineville.
“On top of her existing dry wit and oddly cynical optimism, Reynolds’ has incorporated nuanced character voices and added more variety to her delivery to keep her act fresh.”
Robyn wrote and performed Tea Time to a sold-out crowd at the Two Queers Festival, with her comedy partner Madeleine Stewart