Marcus Brigstocke
- 51 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
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Marcus Brigstocke couldn't work for year after The Jump
The comedian, 42, admits he couldn't work for a year after snapping his cruciate ligaments during training for the show in 2014.
Emily Sheridan, Marc Jackson and Joanna Crawley, Daily Mail, 10th February 2016Marcus Brigstocke on the public school-educated cabinet
The comedian - who attended boarding school - is concerned that many prominent politicians "were removed from family and feelings and affection and physical contact at the age of seven".
Kasia Delgado, Radio Times, 11th October 2015My Edinburgh: Marcus Brigstocke
Marcus Brigstocke is one of the more familiar faces -- and voices -- in British comedy.
James Jackson, The Times, 19th August 2015Interview: Marcus Brigstocke
Marcus tells me that the Scottish crowd have the best heckles.
Christina O'Neill, The Herald, 12th August 2015Stand-ups star in secret sex confessions show
Comedians Nick Helm, James Acaster, Nish Kumar and Marcus Brigstocke are among the performers appearing in a new unrehearsed show about heterosexual female sexuality at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 6th August 2015Marcus Brigstocke interview
Interview with Marcus Brigstocke.
Kate Copstick, Edinburgh Festivals, 30th July 2015Marcus Brigstocke: 'It's a privilege to play Edinburgh'
The writer and comedian Marcus Brigstocke is starring in three shows at the Fringe this year, including the Menier Chocolate Factory's production of Fully Committed.
What's On Stage, 29th July 20155 minutes with: Marcus BrigstockeWh
"I've always loved performing, even when I was very young."
Theo Bosanquet, What's On Stage, 29th July 2015Latitude review: Marcus Brigstocke
Marcus Brigstocke is probably the perfect Latitude comedian, completely in tune with the middle class audience's dreams, aspirations and frustrations.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 19th July 2015Edinburgh preview: Marcus Brigstocke
Last time I saw Marcus Brigstocke in Edinburgh it nearly didn't happen.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 8th July 2015