Gay female comedians

Her comedic style often includes wordplay and clever insights, making her a respected figure in the comedy scene.

4- Sophie Duker

Sophie Duker is a British comedian and writer. She has created the acclaimed Showtime series The Chi and is most well-known for her role in the Netflix series Master of None.

In addition to being an actor and producer for a variety of television shows, Waithe was also the first African-American woman to win the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy series in 2017.

She’s known for her diverse talents and versatile humour. What followed was the typical grind for struggling creatives. Despite following other female-driven shows about singles in the big city, the series succeeds thanks to the duo's crackling onscreen chemistry and the outrageous yet rooted in reality story lines.

While FX had originally taken interest, they eventually passed on the pilot until Comedy Central took up the reins and ordered ten episodes, which aired in 2014.

She became a regular on the Chitlin’ Circuit, a series of venues throughout the United States where Black performers could book gigs during segregation, and was the first woman to have a solo comedy show at the Apollo, where she became a regular performer.

Mabley became most famous for her stage character “Moms,” an old woman who wore house dresses and liked young men, as evidenced by one of her signature lines: “Ain’t nothin’ an old man can do for me but bring me a message from a young man.” Offstage, Mabley dated women and wore silk shirts and suits like the one she sported in her first film role (1933’s The Emperor Jones).

She is best known for her stand-up specials, and she made her comic debut on Last Comic Standing in 2010.

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She also has guest judged on RuPaul’s Drag Race, played Pam Fox in Kenan, and was the voice of Louisa Deck on Q-Force.

With a strong background in improv, the two actresses played off each other in a loose form akin to "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (HBO 2000-2011). She’s known for her lively and relatable comedy. She’s released acclaimed stand-up specials and is known for her album “Live,” which features her candid and poignant performance about her own health struggles.

She has appeared in movies and TV shows like “But I’m a Cheerleader,” “Veep,” and “The Handmaid’s Tale.” Her talents extend to various aspects of the entertainment industry.

20- Liz Feldman

Liz Feldman is an American comedian, writer, and producer.

She has proven time and again that she belongs to the league of the most exceptional lesbian comedians.

2- Rosie O’Donnell

Rosie O’Donnell is an American comedian, actress, and television personality. With the help of their UCB friends, the crudely produced show eventually blossomed into an online hit.

She has performed stand-up on various platforms and is also a writer for “Saturday Night Live.” Her comedic style reflects her unique perspective and has gained her recognition in the comedy world.

7- Lily Tomlin

Lily Tomlin is a legendary American comedian, actress, and producer.

She’s known for her lively and candid comedic style. She’s known for her work in television, creating and producing shows like “Dead to Me.” While her comedy style may not be as prominently showcased in her work, her contributions to the entertainment industry as a writer and producer have garnered recognition and acclaim.

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