Kristeen Von Hagen Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Kristeen Von Hagen (born 1976 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada) is a comedian and actor best known for her appearances on such Canadian television shows She's so Funny, The Dish Show, Single's Court, Zero Avenue, The Green Room and Comedy Now!. She opened for the Australian genital origami troupe Puppetry of the Penis in 2001, and commented "I walk out, welcome people to the show, explain that I don't have a penis but I'm there to get them excited about the penises. I have way more penis jokes now than is really necessary". Von Hagen was named Best Female Stand-up of 2002 at the Canadian Comedy Awards. She appears in the NFB documentary on aspiring comics, The Next Big Thing.
On opening for Puppetry of the Penis: "I walk out, welcome people to the show, explain that I don't have a penis but I'm out there to get them excited about the penises. I have way more penis jokes now than is really necessary."
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Fact
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Nominated for the prestigious Tim Sims Award in 1997.
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Says her dream gig would be an appearance on "The Late Show with David Letterman."
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Her mother is Scottish and her father is German. Nicknames given to her in high school include "Von Halen" and "Von Haagen-Dazs."
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Appeared in a Canadian theatre production called 'The Visitation.'
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Clubs she's appeared at include The Laugh Resort, Midnight Howls, ALTdot COMedy Lounge, Spirits Bar & Grill, The Cellar and Tallulah's Cabaret.
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Headlined the Vancouver International Comedy Festival in 2002.
Writer
Title
Year
Status
Character
Canadian Screen Awards 2014
2014
TV Special
A Russell Peters Christmas Special
2011
TV Special writer
Just for Laughs
2010
TV Series writer - 1 episode
Juno Awards 2009
2009
TV Special
Train 48
2005
TV Series 3 episodes
The Toronto Show
TV Series 9 episodes, 2003 - 2004 creator - 5 episodes, 2003 - 2004 writer - 2 episodes, 2003
This Hour Has 22 Minutes
2002
TV Series writer - 1 episode
SketchCom
1998
TV Series 1 episode
Actress
Title
Year
Status
Character
Naughty Bits
2004
TV Series
Narrator / Narrarator
The Toronto Show
2003
TV Series
Performer
SketchCom
1998
TV Series
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
The Hour
2012
TV Series
Herself - Panelist
The Debaters
2011
TV Series
Herself
The 11th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards
2010
TV Special
Herself
Just for Laughs
2010
TV Series
Herself - Comedian
The 10th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards
2009
TV Special
Herself (Nominee - Best Female Stand-up)
The 9th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards
2008
TV Special
Herself
Comics Without Borders
2008
TV Series
Herself
The 7th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards
2006
TV Special
Herself
The 6th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards
2005
TV Special
Herself - Winner (Best Play - 'Dickwhipped')
The 5th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards
2004
TV Special
Herself - Winner (Best Writing - TV Special or Episode)
The Next Big Thing
2003
TV Mini-Series documentary
Herself
Just for Laughs
2003
TV Series
Herself
The 4th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards
2003
TV Special
Herself
Just for Laughs
2002
TV Movie documentary
Herself
The 3rd Annual Canadian Comedy Awards
2002
Video
Herself
Comedy Now!
2001
TV Series
Herself
The 2nd Annual Canadian Comedy Awards
2001
TV Special
Herself
The 2000 Canadian Comedy Awards
2000
TV Special
Herself
Cream of Comedy
1997
TV Movie
Herself - Nominee
Won Awards
Year
Award
Ceremony
Nomination
Movie
2004
Canadian Comedy Award
Canadian Comedy Awards
Television - Pretty Funny Writing - Special or Episode
The Toronto Show (2003)
Nominated Awards
Year
Award
Ceremony
Nomination
Movie
2013
Canadian Screen Award
Canadian Screen Awards, CA
Best Writing in a Variety or Sketch Comedy Program or Series
A Russell Peters Christmas Special (2011)
Known for movies
The Toronto Show (2003-2004) as Writer
A Russell Peters Christmas Special (2011) as Writer
$300,000
