Rory Bremner

Impressionist

"One of Britain's sharpest impressionists"

Rory Bremner is best known as Britain's sharpest impressionist, with a repertoire of over 100 characters. His unique brand of comedy and sare has sustained a highly successful career in radio and television for over 25 years.

TOPICS: IN DETAIL:

Host Together with John Bird and John Fortune, his sarical programmes (Rory Entertainment Bremner- Who Else 1992-97, Bremner, Bird and Fortune 1997-present) have been a Awards mainstay of Channel 4's output since 1992, winning a total of four BAFTAs and three RTS awards. In 2008, they created a four-part sarical documentary series LANGUAGES: on the global ﬁnancial crisis, Silly Money. In addion to his many comedy appearances he has translated two operas (Carmen and Der Silbersee) and a He presents in English. Brecht play (A Respectable Wedding, for the Young Vic). He is a regular contributor to The Times, The Telegraph, The New Statesman and Radio Times, for whom he has interviewed Michael Parkinson and David Frost. He is also a frequent guest on The Andrew Marr Show where he provides a sarical review of current polical events through his many characters.

WHAT HE OFFERS YOU:

With a repertoire of over one hundred characters, he impersonates everyone from ﬁlm stars to chat show hosts, sportsmen to newsreaders and policians to Mohammed Al Fayed. Nowadays, he's equally in demand as a columnist for newspapers and magazines, a documentary presenter and one of the country's leading aer-dinner speakers.

HOW HE PRESENTS:

Rory is brilliantly funny with a razor sharp wit and his performances are immensely entertaining and always well received.