from_algorithms_to_punchlines()
Ex-Data Scientist. Current Chaos Agent.
Making audiences laugh with 99.7% confidence.
I spent 8 years teaching machines to think. Now I spend my nights making humans forget to.
After realizing that explaining confidence intervals at parties was somehow not charming, I pivoted from data science to stand-up comedy. Turns out, the skills transfer surprisingly well—both involve pattern recognition, handling rejection, and pretending you know what you're doing.
My comedy blends tech absurdity, millennial existentialism, and the unique chaos of being a woman who once got genuinely excited about a well-structured database.
Warning: Side effects may include snorting, crying, and questioning your career choices.
Mondo Brewing Co, 86 Stewarts Rd, London SW8 4UG
20:00 - 22:30 • From £10
Just the Tonic at Peter Pizzeria, Leicester
Leicester Comedy Festival
Leicester Comedy Festival
Competition Finals
Kilkenny, Ireland
Show 1 of 3
Kilkenny, Ireland
Show 2 of 3
Kilkenny, Ireland
Show 3 of 3
"Finally, someone who makes Excel jokes actually funny."— The New York Times
"She'll make you laugh until your p-value drops."— Wired Magazine
"The funniest thing to come out of data science since that time our model predicted cats were dogs."— TechCrunch
"Finally, someone who makes Excel jokes actually funny."— The New York Times
Available for corporate events, festivals, colleges, and anywhere humans need to remember how to laugh.
from comedy import ValVulpe
def book_show(event):
val = ValVulpe()
if event.has_microphone:
return val.bring_the_chaos()
else:
raise NeedsMicException
# Let's make this happen
book_show(your_event)|