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Nick Mohammed
Nick Mohammed

Nick Mohammed

  • 44 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer and comedian

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Profile: Nick Mohammed

Nick Mohammed: actor, comedian, Durham alumnus.

Palatinate, 6th October 2016

Fringe 2016 Terrier Awards announced

The First Terrier Awards are revealed by master critic Fringe Dog.

Fringe Dog, The Skinny, 24th August 2016

Ten must see Edinburgh Fringe shows I still need to see

It must be a good Fringe, we are halfway through and my list of must-see shows is now longer than it was when I arrived. Here's a run down of shows I'm still determined to find the time to see. In, I should add, no particular order.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 18th August 2016

BCG Recommended Shows

The top shows British Comedy Guide saw at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe.

British Comedy Guide, 15th August 2016

Brexit puts UK comics in the Thick of It at the Fringe

At this year's Fringe festival in Edinburgh, political comedy takes center stage. With recent upheavals in Britain, the country's comedians are scrambling more than usual to keep their material current.

Anna Russell, The Wall Street Journal, 11th August 2016

Nick Mohammed on alter-ego's biopic of Harry Houdini

Nick Mohammed reveals why he might end up being dragged lifeless from the stage during his alter-ego Mr Swallow's ill-conceived biopic of escape artist Harry Houdini.

Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 1st August 2016

Nick Mohammed interview

Mr Swallow is back with his magical, musical biopic of Harry Houdini.

Nick Mohammed, The List, 22nd July 2016

Ten Fringe stars with very different TV roles

Anyway, here are ten acts at the Fringe who you may know from other TV shows, stand-up appearances not counted.

Chortle, 22nd July 2016

Don't miss a trick

Looking for laughter-filled illusions? Or more practical magic? Pick a show, any show, with our scale of magicians, from "funny" to "mind-boggling".

Ben Williams, Fest Mag, 20th July 2016

20 sketch & Fringe character comedy recommendations

One of the great joys of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the chance to see an assortment of mad weirdos push comedy to new levels with inventive new characters and brilliant new sketch narratives that offer something different to the great stand-up also on offer. But who to see that is an example of the previous paragraph? Well, you're in luck because here are our picks of the best sketch and character comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe 2016.

Laugh Out London, 11th July 2016

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