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Jean Kittson is an Australian performer, writer and comedian in theatre and print, on radio and television. She made her comedy debut at Melbourne’s comedy venue Le Joke in a series of solo performances, and then in the stage version of ''Let The Blood Run Free''.〔(Laughter The Best Medicine )〕 Jean Kittson is one of Australia's best known and most popular comedians, amusing audiences in theatre, film, print, on radio and television. She came to national attention on ''The Big Gig''. This was followed by ''Let the Blood Run Free'', ''Kittson Fahey'', the ''Great Debate'' series as well as ''Good News Week'', ''The Glasshouse'' and ''The Einstein Factor''. She is also well known for her lively comedy debates for the ABC, Channel 9 and Channel Ten and was a regular guest on Channel 7's the Morning Show, Channel 9's KAK Show and ''20 to One''. She has also been a judge on ''Strictly Speaking'' and a guest on ''Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation''. Jean Kittson is a regular guest on TGIF, ABC radio 702, Sydney and has been a regular columnist with New Weekly, Sunday Telegraph, the SMH Sydney Magazine, Inspire Magazine, and the Readers Digest Health Smart magazine. She is the author of ''Tongue Lashing'', published by Penguin. == Television == Kittson is best known for her performances, particularly as a news commentator, on the ABC1 evening comedy program, ''The Big Gig'', which aired in the early 1990s. Kittson also starred in the TV series of ''Let The Blood Run Free'', which was first shown on Network Ten in 1990, and ran for two seasons. Kittson has become a regular guest on ABC1’s ''The Einstein Factor'' and ''The Glasshouse''. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Jean Kittson」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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