Justin Moorhouse
- 53 years old
- English
- Stand-up comedian
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Interview: Justin Moorhouse
Justin returns to the Fringe and is back doing what he does best, no-frills big-hearted stand-up comedy. Expect buckets of laughs and dollops of fun from this genuine master of the craft.
The New Current, 8th July 2014Sitcom stars help celebrate 4 years of Funny Way To Be
Hebburn creator Jason Cook and Phoenix Nights star Justin Moorhouse will both be appearing at The Witham in Barnard Castle on Tuesday 1 July for a special night of stand-up.
Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 23rd June 2014Comedian Justin Moorhouse joins Coronation Street
The stand-up will play Dean Upton, the landlord of Rovers Return rival, the Flying Horse.
David Brown, Radio Times, 19th June 2014Justin Moorhouse launching comedy night in Prestwich
Justin Moorhouse hopes to have local audiences crying for all the right reasons with the launch of a regular comedy event in Prestwich.
Tui Benjamin, Bury Times, 6th September 2013Review: Justin Moorhouse: Justin Time - Newcastle Stand
Justin Moorhouse has had better gigs than tonight's showing in Newcastle, but it's still a good effort on his part, demonstrating a level of professionalism and pedigree worth writing home about.
Jake Massey, The Guardian, 8th March 2013Comedy preview: Justin Moorhouse - Justin Time
Justin Moorhouse, star of Radio 4's Everyone Quite Likes Justin, heads to The Stand, on York Place, tonight with what he promises will be a 'stand-up romp'.
The Scotsman, 6th February 2013Stand-up comedian Justin Moorhouse has worked as a DJ on a local station and it really shows in this spot-on observational sitcom. It's like Alan Partridge with a sprinkling of self-awareness and the youthful cast are blessed with the presence of Anne Reid as Justin's borderline spiteful nan.
Jane Anderson, Radio Times, 3rd September 2012Justin Moorhouse is Celebrity Mastermind record-breaker
Justin Moorhouse scored 17 points in the general knowledge round of Celebrity Mastermind - the highest tally in any of the celebrity versions of the hit BBC brainteaser.
Dianne Bourne, Manchester Evening News, 10th January 2012Interview: Dave Spikey
Dave Spikey is perhaps best known for his work on Phoenix Nights alongside the likes of Peter Kay, Neil Fitzmaurice and Justin Moorhouse, but he's revisiting straight up stand-up with his latest tour, Words Don't Come Easy. Radio Teesdale's Peter Dixon caught up with Spikey to talk about his comedy philosophy - and whether the success of Phoenix Nights weighs him down a little...
Peter Dixon, Giggle Beats, 8th November 2011An interview with Justin Moorhouse
By his own admission, Justin Moorhouse is 'a jack of all trades, master of none.'
Katey Wallace, Giggle Beats, 12th October 2011