Kat Sadler

Kat Sadler is a talented British comedian, actress, and writer born in 1994 in Sutton, London. She has a younger sister, Lizzie Davidson, who is also an actress. Sadler’s journey in comedy began at Warwick University, where she studied film and literature, honing her craft by writing sketches and performing stand-up.

Her notable writing career took off when she contributed to *The Mash Report* and won the prestigious BBC Radio Comedy Writers Bursary in 2019. Her diverse writing portfolio includes credits for *Joe Lycett's Got Your Back* on Channel 4, *The Jonathan Ross Show* on ITV, and various BBC Radio 4 programs, such as *Newjack*, *The Now Show*, and *The News Quiz*. She also worked on *Frankie Boyle's New World Order* and the Dave shows *Hypothetical* and *Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable*.

In 2023, Sadler created, wrote, and starred in the BBC Three and Hulu sitcom *Such Brave Girls*, drawing inspiration from her own struggles with mental health. The show features her sister Lizzie and explores the lives of three flawed individuals navigating their toxic relationships. Sadler humorously described it as a family sitcom about trauma, reflecting on their narcissistic tendencies.

Her work earned her accolades, including the Emerging Talent: Fiction award at the BAFTA Television Craft Awards in April 2024 and a nomination for Best Female Comedy Performance at the Royal Television Society Awards. *Such Brave Girls* also received nominations at the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards, culminating in a win for Best Scripted Comedy at the British Academy Television Awards in May 2024.