Campbell's death. In 2012, Conti appeared in Russell Howard's Good News with Granny. She also used a mask on an audience member to persuade him to dance. On the series 8 premiere of Live at the Apollo, Conti expanded the act to provide voices for two audience members in masks. In March 2013, Conti appeared on Let's Dance for Comic Relief with Monk. She danced to "I Like to Move It" by Reel 2 Real. In June 2013, Conti appeared on Channel 4's Comedy Gala. Conti appeared as a guest host on the final episode of the ninth series of the BBC stand-up comedy programme, Live at the Apollo, performing her act with Monkey and an additional dummy-mask routine. In October 2014, Conti appeared on Channel 4's The Feeling Nuts Comedy Night raising awareness of testicular cancer. In 2015, Nina appeared on BBC Four's Clowning Around, where she trained to be a giggle doctor and clown, and performed to children in hospitals. In May 2015, Nina appeared on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown in Dictionary Corner and used Fabio, the show's regular prop guy, as a dummy. Radio Conti's radio work includes Clare in the Community, Sneakiepeeks and guesting on Parsons and Naylor's Pull-Out Sections. Television Conti's television work began in 2002 with parts in Black Books and Holby City. In 2003 she starred as Mary in a series called Single, then in 2005 voiced characters in another series entitled Bromwell High. She played a part in Blunder, The Golf War and featured in Comedy Cuts in 2006, 2007 and 2008 respectively. In 2013 Conti, along with her puppet Monkey, played a feature role in Family Tree as Bea Chadwick. Conti has appeared on Pointless Celebrities twice: 10 November 2018 with Sally Phillips and 30 October 2021 partnering Tim Vine. Filmography Conti has appeared in a number of diverse forms of media including films, television shows, and shorts, listed below. Characters Monkey Monkey is a cynical monkey who is continually insulting Conti and swearing when he does not have his demands fulfilled. He often deconstructs ventriloquism by pointing out that he has no microphone, or that all of his ideas are Conti's, and calls it a "dead art". He sometimes shows irritation towards performing on stage and makes Conti laugh at his words. Granny Granny is an elderly Scotswoman to whom Conti refers as someone who is a