Rory Bremner

From pop star to political pundit,

Scottish-born satirist Rory Bremner is one of the UK's most popular impressionists, comedians and 

awards hosts.

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While the frenetic funny man may be best recognized for his regular cameo on Whose Line is It Anyway? (that was Bremner as Prince Charles on a dating show), his wicked impressions of Tony Blair and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have landed him in popular one-man shows and on BBC news and comedy spots like Mock the Week, Whose Line Is It Anyway and They Think It’s All Over.

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Bremner's comedic antics have been known to be politically controversial - he convinced Labour's Margaret Beckett he was the then Prime Minister Gordon Brown during a convincing phone conversation.

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When he's not prank-calling members of Parliament, the

tri-lingual comedian writes farcical plays and translates operas from French and German into English. He recently "

wit-synced"at The Big Brecht Fest at London's Young Vic Theatre.

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Rory is widely rated as Britain’s sharpest impressionist – a

one-man opposition party – with his Channel Four show Bremner, Bird & Fortune which regularly won awards as the best TV satire.

 

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