Jordan Raskopoulos

Biography

Jordan Raskopoulos is an Australian comedian and singer who has also worked as a television personality. Born in Sydney, she began in Impro Australia's Theatresports competitions, winning state and national titles, and in 2005 joined the sketch group The 3rd Degree, which performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and led to Network Ten's Logie award-winning The Ronnie Johns Half Hour, a series she wrote and starred in. Her other television credits include Thank God You're Here, Good News Week, Hole in the Wall, Stand Up Australia and Stupid, Stupid Man, and she captained a team on SBS's The Squiz, while also voicing the ABC2 machinima series The Team. From 2006 to 2018 she was lead singer of the comedy rock group the Axis of Awesome, which received a Moosehead award in 2008 at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and released four albums from 2009. She voiced a role in the sci-fi comedy Lesbian Space Princess (2025).

44years old

Turns 45 on January 25in 104 days

Born January 25, 1982Sydney
Star sign: AquariusThe sign runs January 20 to February 18
Also credited as Jordan Nicola Bridget Raskopoulos and Nicola Fierce

Movie Career

Films: 3
Career span: 13 years2012 to 2025

Every film, newest first

2025Lesbian Space PrincessIMDb rating 4.1
2019I Am WomanIMDb rating 6.6
2012Underground: The Julian Assange StoryIMDb rating 6.7

Genres

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Beyond film
Raskopoulos fronted the Axis of Awesome from 2006 to 2018, and the trio's parody song "4 Chords" drew over 81 million hits on YouTube.
A first
Raskopoulos won state and national titles in 2003 through Impro Australia's Theatresports events, including the Belvoir St Theatre Theatresports and the Cranston Cup competitions.
Big break
Raskopoulos was part of the university sketch group The 3rd Degree, which performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and became the base of The Ronnie Johns Half Hour.