Susan Calman

Profile Overview

Susan Calman was born on 6 November 1974 in Glasgow, Scotland. Her father, Kenneth Calman, is a prominent medical professional.

She studied law at the University of Glasgow and initially trained as a corporate lawyer before leaving the profession to pursue a career in comedy.

Calman rose to prominence through stand-up and BBC Radio 4, writing and starring in shows such as Sisters and Keep Calman Carry On. Her distinctive humour and storytelling led to wider television opportunities.

In 2019, she was announced as presenter of Great British Menu (BBC Two), hosting the 2020 series and guiding viewers through the competition.

She continues to work in television, radio, and writing, living in Scotland with her wife while maintaining a high-profile career in UK entertainment.

Education

  • Completed secondary education at the High School of Glasgow
  • Attended University of Glasgow; graduated with an LLB

Dating & Marriage

  • Marriage: Lee Cormack from 2012 to (Current wife)

Children

    Net Worth & Income

    • Income from the presenter roles on BBC
    • Earnings from stand-up comedy tours
    • Revenue from book sales including, Cheer Up Love, Sunny Side Up, and Dancing for Joy

    Awards

    • BAFTA Scotland Award - Best Comedy Sketch, Blowout (2007)
    • Writers' Guild of Great Britain Award - Radio Series, Susan Calman is Convicted (2013)
    • BAFTA Scotland Award - Best Host Daytime Programme, Armchair Detectives (2018))

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