Sarah Bosetti
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Sarah Bosetti (born 17 February 1984 in Aachen, West-Germany) is a German poet, author and satirical comedian.
Sarah Bosetti was born in Aachen, Germany, in 1984.[1] Bosetti studied film-directing in Brussels.[1] She graduated with a master's degree.[2] Afterwards she traveled to Sardinia, Venice and Lisbon to live there for a few months.[3] Then she moved to Berlin.[3]
She first appeared on small cabaret stages with hand-made texts. Her success was then acknowledged by a few prizes: in 2019 she received the WDR First Ladies cabaret prize, in 2020 the Salzburger Stier and in 2021 the German cabaret prize (Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis).[4][3] She was awarded the Dieter Hildebrandt Prize in 2021.[3] Since 2020 she has been doing the ZDF online format "Bosetti wants to talk!".[5] She has regular guest appearances on TV-programs like extra3 (NDR),[6] Die Anstalt (ZDF), ARD Ladies Night (WDR) and midnight peaks (Mitternachtsspitzen (WDR)).[7]
Bosetti is also producing radio programs on a regular term for radioeins (RBB)[8] and WDR 2. She also tours Germany with her solo program "I have nothing against women, you bitch!".[9]
In her free time she is writing books.
