Molly Naylor

Molly Naylor is a celebrated scriptwriter, poet, performer, and graphic novelist recognised for her sharp wit and poignant storytelling. Known for her engaging presence on stage and her ability to blend humour with emotional insight, Naylor’s versatile artistry spans the worlds of poetry, graphic novels, and live performance. She also hosts the podcast “Making Trouble with Molly Naylor,” and was the co-creator and writer of the Sky One comedy “After Hours.” Her acclaimed graphic novel “Lights, Planets, People!”—illustrated by Lizzy Stewart—garnered the Broken Frontier award for Best Graphic Novel, while her poetry collection “Whatever You’ve Got” is published by Bad Betty Press. Several of her plays have toured nationally and been broadcast on BBC Radio 4, marking her as a dynamic voice in contemporary British writing and performance.

Live music and spoken word enthusiasts recently had the chance to see Molly Naylor perform at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow during the King Tut's New Year's Revolution event in January 2026. On that occasion, she supported headliner Fraser MacCallum, delivering a set that showcased her unique blend of storytelling and stagecraft. Naylor's performances are marked by her poetic ear for rhythm and metaphor, paired with a stand-up’s sense of comic timing—a combination lauded by critics and audiences alike.

Whether you’re seeking an inspiring live act or wish to dive into her award-winning writing, Molly Naylor offers a fresh perspective across genres. Follow her to keep up with new projects and be the first to know about future gigs and appearances.