Feel Good
2020
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Mae Pearl Martin [1] (born 2 May 1987) is a Canadian comedian, actor, and screenwriter. They co-created, co-wrote and starred in the Channel 4 / Netflix comedy series Feel Good.
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Mae Martin. Writer: Feel Good. Based in the UK, Mae Martin is an award-winning Canadian comedian and writer whose most recent stand-up show Dope focused on addiction and was nominated for the main Edinburgh Comedy Award while earning four and five star national reviews. The show has since been turned in to a stand-up special for Netflix which ...
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Mae Martin. Writer: Feel Good. Based in the UK, Mae Martin is an award-winning Canadian comedian and writer whose most recent stand-up show Dope focused on addiction and was nominated for the main Edinburgh Comedy Award while earning four and five star national reviews. The show has since been turned in to a stand-up special for Netflix which recorded at Montreal's Just for Laughs festival and ...
May 24, 2021 · May 24, 2021. Mae Martin didn’t set out to confront a throng of personal demons with the semi-autobiographical tragicomic Netflix series “Feel Good.”. That’s just how it played out. Over ...
Mae Martin is a British-Canadian writer and stand-up comedian. Her newest show Dope debuted at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2017 to widespread critical acclaim, before Mae took the ...
Jun 6, 2022 · The real Mae Martin is a Canadian-British comedian, best known for Feel Good, the semi-autobiographical comedy-drama which they wrote and starred in, playing a version of themselves with ...
Comedian Mae Martin is revealing a new side with Wayward. Here's everything you need to know about the thriller show, from the mysterious plot to the cast.
Jun 20, 2023 · Mae Martin talks about their intimate show and their next project, a genre comedy centered on the "troubled teen industry."
