Mo Gilligan
- British
- Actor, writer, producer, executive producer and stand-up comedian
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Mo Gilligan pilots BBC game show
Mo Gilligan is working on a British version of the comedy game show That's My Jam for the BBC. The comedian has shot a pilot episode of the show, which features celebrities competing in music-themed challenges. Jimmy Fallon hosts the US version, which is a spin off from his Tonight Show and features games such as Air Guitar and Wheel of Impossible Karaoke.
Chortle, 17th December 2021Soundtrack Of My Life: Mo Gilligan
The comedian and recently-announced presenter of next year's Brit Awards on his music choices.
Mark Beaumont, NME, 3rd December 2021Mo Gilligan to host the Brits
Mo Gilligan has been named as the host of next year's Brit awards.
Chortle, 22nd November 2021Mo Gilligan interview
The comedian on the perks of fame, not having read his own book and his worldwide hunt for the coolest trainers.
The Guardian, 20th November 2021Mo Gilligan: why I live in Peckham
With his own Netflix series, award-winning TV shows and a sold out tour, Mo Gilligan has firmly cemented himself as one of our brightest comedy stars. He explains why he will always love Peckham.
Amira Hashish, Evening Standard, 29th October 2021Mo Gilligan interview
The comedian talks about writing in front of the TV, Sir David Attenborough, doing up his house, and falling on his feet like Ferris Bueller.
Patrick Heardman, i Newspaper, 28th October 2021The comedy shows that became books
Haley McGee, James McNicholas and Mo Gilligan talk about the tricky business of turning stage performances into a reading experience
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 26th October 2021Mo Gilligan review
Gilligan's cartoonish parade of misunderstandings and manipulations have perspective and heart.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 11th October 2021Mo Gilligan review
The comedian's charm and sincerity make it look easy.
Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 1st October 2021Mo Gilligan to host one-off edition of Big Breakfast
The anarchic 90s morning TV show is back for a one-off episode, fronted by Mo Gilligan and AJ Odudu, as part of Channel 4's Black to Front diversity initiative.
Alex Mistlin, The Guardian, 7th September 2021