British Comedy Guide
Rob Delaney
Rob Delaney

Rob Delaney

  • 47 years old
  • American
  • Actor, writer and stand-up comedian

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Fringe interview: Comedian Rob Delaney (Link expired)

Rob Delaney was a car crash waiting to happen - now he's a laughter addict, he tells Jay Richardson.

Jay Richardson, Edinburgh Festivals, 18th August 2013

Rob Delaney's 10 Edinburgh questions

In which US comedy heartthrob Rob Delaney offers to perform a sex act on/with Edinburgh is Funny. Swoon!

London Is Funny, 18th July 2013

Rob Delaney and Russell Kane head to Reading and Leeds

The comedy line-ups for mega-festivals have been announced...

Andrew Mickel, Such Small Portions, 28th May 2013

Top 20 comedy shows in London - April

Featuring Rob Delaney, Stewart Lee, Harry Hill, Gary Delaney, Doctor Brown, Marcel Lucont, Doc Brown, Knock2Bag, Hampstead Comedy Club and loads more...

London Is Funny, 2nd April 2013

Frankie Boyle makes for a supremely incongruous presence on a broadcaster shortly to be taken over by Paralympics coverage. All part of the glorious diversity of Channel 4's offerings, we suppose, but there's certainly something telling in the absence of preview material for the comic's new show. Could the lawyers be working right up to transmission? (Actually, no - the show hadn't actually been filmed by the time we wrote this - thanks to Frankie Boyle for the tip-off.) But the name isn't just a groansome pun: this is Frankie's take on the Windsors' annual cringeathon, with red carpet chat, music, celebrity guests and comedy from the likes of Sarah Millican, Rob Delaney and Nick Helm. 'I will appear on TV for very possibly the last time... it cannot end in anything but disaster,' says the man himself. Confrontational and controversial, or just a load of hot air? Tune in to find out.

Gabriel Tate, Time Out, 27th August 2012

For those wondering what a variety performance hosted by Frankie Boyle would look like, here it be: an "entertainment extravaganza" featuring guest musicians and comedians such as Rob Delaney and Nick Helm. Boyle has also hinted this may be his final TV performance. And that being the case, it may apparently be even more controversial than usual! We wait with unbated breath.

Ali Catterall, The Guardian, 26th August 2012

The 100 Funniest People On Twitter

We asked our 75,000 followers to nominate the Tweeters that regularly made them laugh - the ones that were frequently mentioned got added to the pile.

The Poke, 7th December 2002

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