Claudine is a  SAFTA-nominated writer for and a regular performer on SABC2's sketch comedy hit, "The Bantu Hour." In 2018, Claudine was featured in Kagiso Lediga's film, "Catching Feelings." In 2019, Claudine worked with Diprente again in the first-ever South African series produced by Netflix - "Queen Sono." Claudine features as Minister of Finance, Pauline Kramer. Claudine is currently on "Chin Up" and "Tali's Baby Diary" series on Showmax. In 2022 and 2023, Claudine has three more feature films premiering on Netflix: "Office Invasion," "Rosa," and "Do Your Worst." Claudine MC'd and hosted Comedy Central's Movember campaign prank show and Comedy Central's SA cricket matches. Claudine has made numerous TV appearances, such as MTV's, and most recently, she appeared on E Entertainment's "Celebrity Game Night."

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If you ask Claudine what her most favourite thing to do is, it's being hilarious on camera. There is nothing she loves more than doing sketch on TV.

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Claudine has performed live in countless theatre productions ranging from Improv Comedy Shows to physical theatre pieces. 

 

Claudine has also worked behind the camera. In early 2019, Claudine directed and produced her first commercial for "Date My Family" for MNet/Showmax. In 2022, Claudine worked as the lead activities producer on Showmax's "Downtime with Somizi." Claudine also performance directs for television most notably IN her work with the cast of “Trippin’ with Skhumba” currently streaming on showmax, And Nina Hastie’s performance on Netflix’s ONly Jokes allowed.

 

Claudine is the host and co-creator of "The Big Time Podcast," where Claudine interviews the country's top celebrities. "The Big Time Podcast" is produced by the award-winning team at Made and Superga Shoes. Claudine hosted her own improv comedy show on CliffCentral.com (a streaming platform). Claudine has worked for 94.7 Radio, ChaiFM, CliffCentral, and JNet Radio.