Vikki Stone

Early life Stone was born in Rugby, Warwickshire, She won a flute scholarship to attend Wells Cathedral School for the sixth form. In 1997, she became a flautist for the National Children's Orchestra.

From 1999–2001, she was a member of the National Youth Music Theatre, performing in various productions. Later training was as an actor/musician at Rose Bruford College,

Television

She has appeared as a comedian on The John Bishop Show (BBC One; 2015), Richard Hammond's Secret Service (BBC One), I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! NOW! (ITV2), Stone appeared in BBC Two 's The Hilary Devey Story, performing as Hilary.

She also plays the character Miss Dotty in the CBBC show Titch & Ted.

Radio Stone has appeared a number of times on BBC Radio 4, most notably her appearances on The Now Show,

Compositions 2015 – The Night Before Christmas – a choral work written with poet Luke Wright premiered at the Glastonbury festival in June 2017.

Shows In August 2011, Stone performed her Edinburgh debut show Big Neon Letters. Kate Copstick giving four stars in The Scotsman wrote “really very good stand-up, and she delivers quite a punch...cleverly constructed stuff with some terrific one-liners, smart little callbacks woven into not just the chat, but the songs too. She is a woman to watch, I suspect. Those big neon letters cannot be far away”.

In 2012, her second show Hot Mess sold out for the entirety of the festival, with extra shows added due to demand, again receiving positive reviews. In 2013, this show also transferred to Soho Theatre. In June 2013, Stone performed her full-length show at London's Southbank Centre, as part of the Udderbelly Festival. In August 2013, her third show, "Definitely", opened at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival, followed by her first national UK tour.

In 2014, she launched her fourth show Instrumental,

In 2023, her show Hey Duggee Live was awarded the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Family Show.

In 2025, she co-wrote and directed the pantomime Mama Goose at Theatre Royal Stratford East.

Musicals 2019 - Stone re-adapted the musical of Nick Hornby's High Fidelity at Turbine Theatre in Battersea Power Station. 2020 - Aladdin for the Lyric Theatre (Hammersmith) 2020 - #zoologicalsociety for the Royal & Derngate, Northampton