Dan has built himself a reputation for being one of the most inventive, intelligent, edgy and unusual comics to emerge in the UK, with his innovative one-man shows being recognised for creatively pushing the comedy boundaries. He garnered Perrier Award nominations at the Edinburgh Festival for his own show and as part of Lee Mack's Show. He was also nominated for the Perrier Best Newcomer Award and won the BBC New Comedy Award. With his trademark anecdotes that develop into wonderfully convoluted and surreal flights of fancy, Dan has impressed audiences at the biggest international comedy ...
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Dan has built himself a reputation for being one of the most inventive, intelligent, edgy and unusual comics to emerge in the UK, with his innovative one-man shows being recognised for creatively pushing the comedy boundaries.
He garnered Perrier Award nominations at the Edinburgh Festival for his own show and as part of Lee Mack's Show. He was also nominated for the Perrier Best Newcomer Award and won the BBC New Comedy Award.
With his trademark anecdotes that develop into wonderfully convoluted and surreal flights of fancy, Dan has impressed audiences at the biggest international comedy festivals, with appearances at Montreal, Melbourne and New York.
Dan's TV credits include The Stand-Up Show (BBC1), The Live Floor Show (BBC2), The Perrier Awards (Channel 4), Time Gentlemen Please (Sky One) and The World Comedy Series (Paramount/Comedy Central).
More recently he starred as Jeffers alongside Nick Frost and Kevin Eldon in the sci-fi sitcom Hyperdrive. Recent writing credits include Harry Hill's TV Burp and Comedy Cuts.
"A dazzling stage presence and a great store of one-liners." The Times
"Undeniably the most imaginative comedian on display." Time Out