Fresh from Comedy Central, Njambi McGrath is an award-winning comedian, author, presenter, and political commentator. She is the author of her hotly anticipated debut fiction Rinsing Mũkami’s Soul out now, the first of a 2 book deal. She is also the author of the critically acclaimed memoir Through The Leopards Gaze. Her other accolades include, hit BBC Radio 4 Series x 2, successful Soho theatre run, 8 Edinburgh Fringe shows, Comedy specials with Just For Laughs, Comedy Dynamics, NextUp and Amazon Prime. She’s the winner of the coveted Hackney empire New Act Of The Year (NATYS) Award. She’s appeared on Comedy Central, Channel 4, BBC One, BBC Two, as well as guesting on numerous radio programs like Front Row, Saturday Live, Broadcasting House and LBC. Njambi has performed all over Europe and Africa and Middle East.
Praise for Njambi on writing
“Written with poetic fortitude, Through The Leopard’s Gaze reveals that the hardest part of survival is not the experience of violence but the pressure you feel to make sense of it. Bravely sharing her own attempt to confront the past, Njambi McGrath’s memoir is a stunning portrayal of human brutality and human resistance – heart-breaking and empowering in equal measure.” David Lammy MP.
‘Beautifully written’ BBC Radio 4 Loose Ends.
“McGrath’s book is a courageous contribution” Big Issue North.
“Britain is traumatised by it’s history” The Evening Standard
Njambi is currently writing her debut fiction novel.
Praise for Njambi’s comedy
“Smart and Sardonic” The Guardian
“Compelling voice of a rarely heard African perspective’ FestMag.
“Important Voice” The Times
“Deliciously Tart lines” The Evening Standard
“Cutting edge confident comedian” FringeReview
“A must see” The Scotsman
“Trail blazing” The Guardian
“Potentially major comedian” JOHN FLEMING
“Witty” Chortle