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Show Date April 30th 2008
Patrick started off on the glamorous Irish/Iranian/Geordie stand-up circuit where he developed his chatty & friendly, story telling style. Now a regular on the UK comedy circuit, playing venues such as the Comedy Store, Jongleurs, The Glee club to name just a few, Patrick has also performed in Europe and on the International comedy scene, including shows in France (Paris 'Hotel Du Nordi' & The Alps), Monaco, Germany (Berlin), Belgium (Brussels & Antwerp), United Arab Emirates (Dubai, Doha & Abu Dhabi) and Bahrain. more...
Originating from Douglas, Isle of Man, this left-handed, qualified Chemical Physicist, trained Systems Analyst, former Taxi Driver and International Table Tennis player certainly has an interesting enough background to make him one of the hottest young comics performing on the UK comedy circuit today. Rob’s style has been described as charming, likeable, nice, boy-next-door and inoffensive, but beware, because beneath it all lurks a mischievous streak desperate to expose itself. more...
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Tom cut his teeth in comedy at
the Comedy Café in London and on the BBC Radio
Comedy Network. His first television appearances
were in 'Knowing Me Knowing Yule with Alan
Partridge', 'Friday Night Armistice' and 'Fist
of Fun'.
Patrick Monahan – MC continued Patrick regularly performs in most comedy clubs across England from Newcastle to Devon, as well as in Scotland, Ireland, Wales & Jersey. He has also done a host of University network shows for Avalon, Paramount and Off The Kerb Events As well as a regular TV & studio warm up - on shows such as 'Friday Night Jonathan Ross', 'The IT Crowd', 'The Lenny Henry Show', 'Davina', 'Open House with Gloria Hunerford', as well as a regular MC at selected venues on the comedy circuit. He's also appeared as a contributor to nine out of twelve episodes of Channel Five's 'That's so Last Week'. He has also appeared on BBC's Destination Unknown', 'Malai Monologues' and as a panel member on the comedy quiz show 'Sudoko Street Challenge'. An original writer and clever improviser skilled in audience interaction, Patrick's versatility, likeability and engaging stage presence has popular appeal, be it, stand-up, comedy character, host, presenter! Comedy Festivals:
Edinburgh Festival
2001-2004 Television: 'Malai Monologues' a six part comedy series for BBC THREE, taking comics to a range of everyday locations to perform live to street audiences across the UK. Broadcast March 2004. 'Britain's Most Embarrassing Parents' 11 part kids show for Trouble TV, Narration on the show - broadcast throughout second half of 2003. 'Spanking New' Stand up show on BBC7, broadcast Dec 2003!
'Playing Away'
presenting a 5-part Travel Show for Tyne Tees
'Mega Malai - Cream Of Comedy' Asian Stand-up Show On BBC2, 11.20pm, 19th Dec 2002. 'Rum TV' Various Short Sketches Sky One, September 2001 'Take The Mike' Stand-up Show on ITV, September 2001 A versatile comic, Rob has held compereing residencies all over the country, including: Guildford Electric Theatre, Marlowe Theatre (Canterbury), Bracknell Comedy Cellar, Hampstead Clinic, Ealing Broadway Comedy Club, Brighton’s Komedia, Liverpool’s University and Rawhide where the audience love him and frequently take him home as a souvenir. In 2002 Rob completed his first run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as part of the sell-out Midnight and Big Value Comedy Shows. He also hosted the BBC Stand Up Show Live. An in demand writer, Rob has recently finished a commission for BBC Radio as part of the writing team for Radio Two’s, The Day The Music Died. Rob spent 2004 as part of Reading’s 2-Ten FM Morning Crew, and now writes for the Jamie Theakston breakfast show on HeartFM.... and if you listen closely, you can hear him too! Rob is fast becoming a rising star of the comedy scene, and regularly performs at the country's top stand up venues, including The Comedy Store, Jongleurs and The Glee club. Quotes: “This eminently likeable Manxman will liven up any bill...a definite must see.” - Steve Bennett “The saviour of the show...Our tip for the top in ‘99” - Danny Wallace, BBC Comedy “The island’s no.1 export (apart from Kippers)” - Isle of Man Examiner “The Comedy equivalent of a 147 break...impossible to beat, but unknown to Willie Thorne” - The Big Issue “Charming comic with excellent material” - City Life Ivan Brackenbury (aka Tom Binns) continued
One of the sketches
Tom wrote for 'Trigger Happy TV' made it into
both the BBC and Channel 4 polls for best comedy
moment and TV moment of 2001. IVAN: Ivan Brackenbury is Hospital Radios Flagship Presenter. He presents his "Disease Hour" every week on Chesterfield and North Derbyshire Hospital Radio. He's also been heard on "Lee and Herring Fist of Fun" on BBC Radio 1. Then BBC GLR [now London], XFM and Talksport. Ivan Brackenbury also did a stint as a continuity man on Channel 4's 4Music. "Comedy Genius" - Chris Evans "The funniest thing I've seen in my life.” - Simon Bates "The precision of the comedy timing was unbelievable it was amazing.” Capital Radio
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