Dylan Moran
- 53 years old
- Irish
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
Press clippings
So You Think You're Funny? 2023 announces 10 finalists
Ten finalists, instead of the usual nine, have been announced for the 2023 So You Think You're Funny? new act stand-up contest.
British Comedy Guide, 16th August 2023Dylan Moran: I feel great today - ask me again in half an hour
The comedian talks about getting older, his love of reading and why Sinn Fein is still in his black books.
Erin McCafferty, The Sunday Times, 11th June 2023Dylan Moran fans walked out of show in New Zealand after he turned up on stage 'drunk'
Several people walked out of Dylan Moran's comedy show in New Zealand over the weekend after the famed Irish comedian reportedly turned up on stage 'drunk'.
Moran, 51, was kicking off his tour at the Isaac Theatre Royal in Christchurch on Saturday.
Audience member Rebecca Mackle told Stuff.co.nz Dylan was 'incoherent' during the stand-up routine.
Daily Mail, 24th May 2023Dylan Moran on why 'The jig is up with our own bullshit'
Life, he says, is about being as alive as possible, with people joining us in that pursuit.
Lenny Ann Low, Sydney Morning Herald, 17th April 2023London Roundhouse announces its first comedy festival
North London's Roundhouse entertainment venue is launching its first comedy festival, set to take place this August.
British Comedy Guide, 3rd April 2023Bristol Comedy Garden returns
The Southwest's biggest comedy festival Bristol Comedy Garden presented by heycar returns to its roots in Queen Square this June 14-18th, with a Big Top bursting with incredible comedy.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 17th March 2023Dylan Moran likes performing to packed houses - but he doesn't want everyone there
For a man who is sometimes labelled a moody misanthrope, Dylan Moran is not afraid to concede he quite likes performing in front of a live audience.
ABC News (Australia), 15th March 2023Black Books: a hysterical bookshop sitcom about the stupidity of being alive
Absurd, slapstick-driven British TV series revolves around a trio of hapless bookshop workers who have zero grip on reality.
Patrick Lenton, The Guardian, 13th December 2022Stuck review
Dylan Moran and Morgana Robinson have great chemistry in this bite-size comedy, but they fail to find the humour in mundanity.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 26th September 2022Stuck review
You'll want to smash your face into Dylan Moran's delicious sitcom like it's cake.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 26th September 2022