Dylan Moran
- 53 years old
- Irish
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Dylan Moran review
His outlook is often hilariously bleak. We watch cookery shows to distract ourselves from death. What good is romance if it means buying scatter cushions with your girlfriend? Yet the despair is delivered with winning charm.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 28th May 2015Dylan Moran interview
We talk to the Irish misanthrope and Black Books star as he wraps up his latest tour.
Ben Williams, Time Out, 15th May 2015Review: Dylan Moran at Butterworth Hall, Warwick
Dylan Moran's misanthropic musings on modern culture include coffee shop hipsters with "Edwardian cricket beards" and the trend for cross-breed dogs.
Catherine Vonledebur, Coventry Observer, 14th May 2015Review: Dylan Moran, Off The Hook, York Barbican
Life is always better for a night in the garrulous company of the third great Dylan in the world: American Bob, Welshman Thomas, and Irishman Moran.
Charles Hutchinson, The York Press, 28th April 2015Review: Dylan Moran, Off The Hook, Newcastle City Hall
An inimitable combination; even if it does come with the gut of a middle-aged man.
Nic Wright, Giggle Beats, 26th April 2015Interview: Dylan Moran
Misanthrope Bernard Black famously banned mobile phones in his bookshop in Channel 4's hit sitcom, Black Books. Now Dylan Moran, the man behind that character, is on tour with a show about relentless tweets and text messages and the effect they have on our restless minds.
David Morgan, Warrington Guardian, 20th April 2015Dylan Moran review
Moran shows off his highly quotable brand of crackpot lyricism in routines about midlife travails, hipster scorn and feeling like a 'jelly baby with money'
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 2nd April 2015Dylan Moran interview
Dylan Moran on quitting smoking, being about as sexy as the Pope and why comedy panel programmes are 'c*ck shows'.
Helen Nianias, The Independent, 26th March 2015Dylan Moran interview
Dylan Moran, creator and star of cult favourite Black Books, film actor, writer and stand-up comedian, is in town with his new show Off The Hook.
Victoria Nangle, The Latest, 24th March 2015The double Bafta-winning sitcom from the early Noughties is available in its entirety to watch on Channel 4's on-demand site. Dylan Moran is at his sardonic best as an anti-social bookshop owner, while Bill Bailey and Tamsin Greig star as his less misanthropic, equally eccentric friends.
Catherine Gee, The Telegraph, 20th March 2015