First Recognition
She first gained wider attention on her 2002 tour of New Zealand, where she won Best Show Concept at Television New Zealand's TV2 International LAUGH! Festival. At the same year’s New Zealand Comedy Guild Awards, she was nominated as Best International Guest and as Best Visiting Comedian.
In August 2003, Godley's one-woman play, The Point of Yes, about Glasgow's heroin problem in the 1980s, was premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and, according to the BBC, her Fringe comedy show Caught in the Act of Being Myself was "hotly tipped" as a Perrier Comedy Award nominee.
In April 2004, she started writing her daily on-line blog on the Chortle comedy website; it continues today on her own website. In May 2004, Stuck in The Middle a BBC Radio 4 documentary series on relationships to which she contributed won a gold at the Sony Radio Academy Awards. In June, she performed at the Glastonbury Festival.
Throughout August, she performed her new 60-minute stand-up comedy show Good Godley! at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, winning 40 stars in reviews and was again tipped for Perrier nomination.
In October, she appeared for a fortnight on the daily Channel 4/E4 (channel) reality show Kings of Comedy. In December, she performed Good Godley! at the Soho Theatre in the West End of London and contributed to Channel 4's four-hour The 100 Greatest Christmas Moments.
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