Mark Dean Quinn
- Stand-up comedian and actor
Press clippings
Malcolm Hardee Awards 2024 results
Mark Dean Quinn, Thom Tuck and Garry Starr have been recognised in 2024's Malcolm Hardee Awards.
British Comedy Guide, 24th August 2024Malcolm Hardee Awards 2024 nominations
The Duncan Brothers, Elliot Wengler, Garry Starr, Mark Dean Quinn, Nate Kitch and Paulina Lenoir are amongst the nominees for the Malcolm Hardee Awards 2024.
British Comedy Guide, 21st August 2024Mark Dean Quinn: Why I'm Eating Cheese for an Hour at 1.50am
His show, at 1.50am at Banshee Labyrinth is part of PBH Free Fringe, and has been attracting huge crowds every night.
Mark Dean Quinn, Entertainment Now, 16th August 2024Edinburgh Fringe 10x10: Top Marks
Ten shows by comedians called Mark. Simple as that.
Chortle, 18th July 2023Several comics and journalists all struck with illness
Mark Dean Quinn has been hospitalised by a stroke and was paralysed down one side; London-based Italian performer Joe Palermo has had a heart attack; Lynn Ruth Miller had what she calls a "mild" heart attack last week, and was later told she had inoperable oesophageal cancer; and John Fleming has been struck with vertigo.
John Flemning, John Fleming's Blog, 19th July 2021Live review: Mark Dean Quinn Knits: A Comedy Show
For once I'm not quite sure how to approach reviewing a comedy show as when it comes to this latest hour from Mark Dean Quinn it's difficult to know how much of it was what he normally does each and every time, and how much of it was different due to the fact that it was his birthday.
Alex Finch, Comedy To Watch, 7th October 2019Lunatic fringe should be treasured
Comedy needs eccentrics and unpredictability, as well as 'names' and no surprises, writes Kate Copstick.
Kate Copstick, The Scotsman, 15th August 2019Kate Copstick interviews three of the weirdest comics
Interviews with Mark Dean Quinn, Michael Brunstrom and Gary Sansome.
Kate Copstick, Broadway Baby, 21st July 201930 of the best rated comedy acts returning to Fringe
These 30 comedy acts received four- and five-star reviews from The Scotsman critics in 2018 and they're returning to the Fringe in 2019.
The Scotsman, 17th July 2019The double act that'll change every day
Personal crises force duo to get creaive.
Chortle, 28th July 2018