Caroline Gold wrote and performed her own stand-up and double act material (as half of Parkinson And Gold) before moving on to write for the BBC radio and television . She was commissioned to write for 'Heated Rollers', the celebrated all women sketch show, starring Lynda Bellingham.

Other Radio shows she has contributed to have been 'Hens' for BBC Scotland, and 'So What If I Am?' - where she was honoured to be the only heterosexual writer in an otherwise all gay sketch show.

For television she has written for 'Footage And Mouth' for BBC Choice and 'The Score'. She has also written comedy intros and sketches for music video channels and comic articles for magazines.

For the stage, Caroline was a contributor (and performer) in 'Captain Spalding's Splendid Comedy Show' At The Etcetera Theatre In Camden.

She devised, co-wrote and performed in 'Stages In Time' - a history of  popular entertainment from the music hall to WW2 - which was toured extensively and was part of The East End Festival for two years running.

Clinically Famous was a hit last autumn at The New Writers Festival At The Landor Theatre In Clapham.

Caroline is also an experienced improviser.  Having performed at various venues, including The Canal Café,  Red Rose Club, The Market Tavern – Islington, The Groucho Club - Soho, Oxford Uni balls, ‘The Improvised Greek Tragedy’(Canal café Theatre) and (Weekly) ‘The Cliffhanger Serial’ (Meccano club Islington) with Mark Thomas etc…

Her ambition is to write more plays - screenplays - articles etc... In her spare time Caroline is a keen online blogger.