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Jody is a Half Iranian, Bristolian actor and comedian. He has performed sell out shows at the Edinburgh Festival, London, Bristol and Cardiff.
He began his comedy career at the age of 20 with a stand up gig at ’Down
Stairs at the Kings Head’. From then on he began to work on various comedy
characters, in particular, Dominguez Popstar, the King of Latin Pop, which he took to the Edinburgh Festival in 2004. Jody, then embarked back to the Edinburgh Festival with the sketch show ’Sally Swallows’.
After taking six months out travelling to Latin America, Jody took his first one man character comedy show called ’backpacker’, to the Edinburgh Festival 2007. The sell out show was comic monologues based on his travelling experiences. The Stage described his performance as ’inspiring’. Jody Returned to the Edinburgh Festival in 2008 with a follow up, sell-out, show entitled ’Backpacker 2’, based on his travels to India. He is the co-founder of jamjuicers.com, featuring short sketchs, mocumentries, skits and spoofs.
Jody can also be seen as ’Terry the Oddjob man’ on the circuit and also on Youtube. www.youtube.com/terrytheoddjobman. ’One of the stars of the internet’ Evening Standard. He featured on the BBC show Upstaged earlier in the year.
Jody is currently performing his new solo show, based on his experiences of being half Iranian entitled ’Jody Kamali is Half Iranian’. Check listings for show dates.
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Press
’Jody Kamali makes the rest of the male population look like a bunch of clumsy apes." Dave TV
’Funny, warm and authentic’ Omid Djalilli
’Fantastic character comedy’ MTV
’The clown Prince of Persia’ Edinburgh Evening News
’Ridiculously fun’ Three Weeks
’Very funny’ Capital FM
’Inspiring’ The Stage
’There’s no denying the comedians talent and his range of accents are brilliant’ Hairline
’Comedy accent’ The Sun
’Dodgy DIY’ The London Paper
’Really funny’ Scott Mills
’An Internet star’ Evening Standard | 
