
Hazel Brugger
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Hazel Brugger is an award-winning stand-up comedian and presenter. She was born in the United States and grew up in Zurich before relocating to Germany's Darmstadt region. She has won the German Comedy Award, the Salzburg Bull, and the Swiss Comedy Award. She was dubbed "the queen of wit" by the German Kleinkunstpreis jury.
Known For
Filmography

The Unicorn That Said No
2027

LOL Next
2026
as Self - Host

Der Weg zum ESC 2025 – Hinter den Kulissen der grössten Musikshow der Welt
2025
as Self

Immer noch wach
2025
as Self
Hazel sieht gelb
2025
as Self - Host
Till Tonight
2025
as Self

Experte für alles
2025
as Self

Hazel Brugger: Kennen Sie diese Frau?
2024
as Self

World Wide Wohnzimmer
2024
as Self

falsch, aber anders lustig
2024
as Self

One Mic Stand
2022
as self - coach

MaiThink X – Die Show
2021
as Self - Host

LOL: Last One Laughing
2021
as Self

Wer stiehlt mir die Show?
2021
as Self

Studio Schmitt
2021
as Self

Hazel Brugger: Tropical
2020
as Self

Kurzstrecke mit Pierre M. Krause
2020
as Self

The Carolin Kebekus Show
2020
as Self
Heroes - Aus dem Leben von Comedians
2019
as Self

Joko & Klaas gegen ProSieben
2019
as Self

Late Night Berlin
2018
as Self
Immer lustig!
2018
as Self
So! Muncu!
2016
as Self

Sträters Männerhaushalt
2016
as Self

Das Duell um die Geld
2016
as Self

Hazel Brugger: Hazel Brugger passiert
2015

Wer weiß denn sowas?
2015
as Self
Nuhr ab 18 – Junge Comedy
2015
as Self

Quizduell-Olymp
2015
as Self

Die Anstalt
2014

Neo Magazin Royale
2013
as Guest
Comedy aus dem Labor
2012
as Self

Pufpaffs Happy Hour
2012

Pufpaffs Happy Hour
2012
as self
Vereinsheim Schwabing
2012
as self

Das Duell um die Welt
2012
as Self

Klein gegen Groß - Das unglaubliche Duell
2011
as Self
Schawinski
2011
as Self

heute-show
2009

Inas Nacht
2007
as Self

Dittsche - Das wirklich wahre Leben
2004
as self
Aeschbacher
2001
as Self
German Comedy Award
1997
as Self

Verstehen Sie Spaß?
1980
as Self

NDR Talk Show
1979
as Self
Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis
1972
as Self

Eurovision Song Contest
1956
as Self - Host