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* [[Steve Coogan]] famously created several characters in his act spinning one of them, [[Alan Partridge]] into TV shows
* [[Steve Coogan]] famously created several characters in his act spinning one of them, [[Alan Partridge]] into TV shows
* [[Sam Lloyd]] - Various Characters
* [[Sam Lloyd]] - Various Characters
* [[Jane Turner]] and [[Gina Riley]] - various characters including [[Kath Day-Knight]] and [[Kim Craig]] from ''[[Kath & Kim]]''. They are rarely make public appearances out of character.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.smh.com.au/news/culture/how-long-can-it-go-on/2007/10/25/1192941221509.html?page=fullpage#contentSwap4}title=How long can it go on?|publisher=Sydney Morning Herald|daye=25 October 2007}}</ref>
* [[Maria Bamford]]
* [[Maria Bamford]]
* [[Dom Irrera]]
* [[Dom Irrera]]

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Character comedy is a method/genre used by some comedians. In character comedy the comedian performs as though he was a character created by him/her. A good deal of comedians have enjoyed fame from character comedy.

Famous comedians who use character comedy

References

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