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Dylan Moran

Dylan Moran

  • 52 years old
  • Irish
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

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Glasgow Comedy Festival set to let loose laughs

Jimmy Carr, Dylan Moran, Al Murray, Frankie Boyle and Rich Hall will be among the headliners at this year's Glasgow International Comedy Festival.

Brian Ferguson, The Scotsman, 14th January 2015

Comedy review: Dylan Moran - Drygate, Glasgow

Work-in-progress for his next big tour, which he's been developing for several years, some routines, such as an unusually intimate masturbation reverie, don't fully cohere yet. Nevertheless, the existential howl of despair running through them is compelling. And the brusquely poetic way in which Moran characterises such trends as Netflix and Russell Brand is exquisite.

Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 12th January 2015

Review: John Shuttleworth and Dylan Moran

Graham Fellows feels his retro comedy character cannot go on forever.

Dylan Moran is lyrical, poetic yet fearlessly frank too on religion, politics, parenthood, middle-age spread, and irritating young men, whether spouting their mystical language in mobile phone shops or the coffee house attendant with the "Edwardian cricketers' beard" lecturing him on beans.

The York Press, 6th December 2014

It's easy being an agent? You're having a laugh

Funny guys: Dealing with comedians like Ross Noble, Mark Thomas and Dylan Moran is all in a day's work for Shaun Almey, a Lincoln-based independent booking agent for comedy shows.

Shaun Almey, Linconshire Echo, 11th October 2014

Edinburgh diary: No freeloaders at the Fringe

Dylan Moran, at the Pleasance Grand, is apparently no fan of E. L. James's Fifty Shades of Grey. "You could bandage someone up," he says, "their entire body, attach a pencil to them, wave them about, and the result would be at least as good as that book."

Mike Wade, The Times, 11th August 2014

Dylan Moran: 'A lot of what's on TV now is filler'

The cantankerous comic has shunned the panel show route for stand-up adventures in Kiev and Kazakhstan. Next stop: John Michael McDonagh's black comedy Calvary.

Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 5th April 2014

Dylan Moran: 'A lot of what's on TV now is filler'

The cantankerous comic has shunned the panel show route for stand-up adventures in Kiev and Kazakhstan. Next stop: John Michael McDonagh's black comedy Calvary.

Graeme Virtue, The Guardian, 5th April 2014

Interview with Dylan Moran as he rides into Texas

An interview with Dylan Moran as he enters his final leg of a tour of North America.

Bill Young, Tellyspotting, 23rd October 2013

Latitude comedy review: stand-up takes over festival

Huge crowds for sets by Tim Key, Dylan Moran and others show how popular comedy is at music festivals; no wonder standup was spilling out all over the site this year.

Brian Logan, The Guardian, 22nd July 2013

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