May 24 2013
Marcus Brigstocke Entertainment Speaker
Award Winning Comedian, Writer, Presenter, Actor & Satirist and Entertainment Speaker
Marcus Brigstocke is a major comedy, writing and acting talent, performing in the UK and beyond. He has become a regular voice on BBC Radio and boasts an impressive list of TV and film credits. Radio 4 has become his second home as he is rarely off the 18.30h slot in one form or another. The Edinburgh festival is also his regular haunt, and has seen him receive a great deal of critical acclaim.
He is an accomplished stand-up with the ability and experience to play to any situation.” Chortle
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