Rising Irish Comedian Kyla Cobbler Signs With Host Talent Group

Jesse Whittock

April 23, 2024 at 9:51 AM·1 min read

EXCLUSIVE: Emerging Irish comedian Kyla Cobbler has signed with UK agency Host Talent Group.

The comedian is set to embark on a year-long live-show tour in Ireland, Europe, Australia, Canada and the U.S., and is working on television project, according to Host.

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Born in Cork, Ireland, she now lives in Barcelona, where a bustling stand-up comedy scene has emerged. Cobbler is known for her social media videos, including her ‘Irish wink’ clip that has amassed millions of views on Instagram.

London-based Host represents the likes of Ferne McCann, Paul Burrell, Tracy-Ann Oberman and Sherrie Hewson, and is active on the theater front with a suite of emerging stage and screen talent.

The company launched in 2023 under bosses former Fire PR & Management exec Leisa Maloney and Northbridge Talent exec Tom Gribby.

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