Michael McIntyre

Michael McIntyre

Date of birth: 21-02-1976
The son of comedy scriptwriter Ray Cameron - who co-wrote Kenny Everett's TV shows with Barry Cryer, Michael McIntyre's first stand-up success came at the 2003 Edinburgh Festival, where he was nominated for the Perrier best newcomer award. He returned to the festival in 2004, 2006 and 2007.

In 2006, he made his debut at the Kilkenny comedy festival, returning the following year when he also added Montreal's Just For Laughs festival to his CV. In 2007 he was nominated for the Chortle Award for best headliner – a title he won in 2008.

He is a regular face on panel shows and on stand-up shows on both TV and radio, including the Comedy Store and The World Stands Up on Paramount and 4 Stands Up on Radio 4 in 2007/8, which he hosted.

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BBC to air Michael McIntyre's stand-up special

Get free tickets to his 25th anniversary show at the London Palladium

Michael McIntyre is recording his latest tour for BBC One to celebrate his 25 years as a stand-up.

His show Macnificent will be taped at the London Palladium next month and will air as a 55-minute special before the end of the year.

McIntyre said: ‘I’ve had an amazing 25 years since my first stand-up gig and the BBC have been such a huge part of that, giving me some wonderful stages on which to perform… which is why it’s so befitting and such an honour to be celebrating this milestone with this stand-up special of all new jokes on BBC One and iPlayer.’

The show is being made by Hungry McBear Media, the company he owns with producer Dan Baldwin and accountant Richard Paul.

 Baldwin, who will executive produce the special, said: ‘Quite simply Michael McIntyre is one of the best stand-up comedians in the world. He sells out everywhere he goes, far and wide.  He is synonymous with the best stand-up routines of all time.’

Applications for free tickets to attend the recording are available now via Applause Store.

Michael McIntyre’s 25th Year Stand-Up Special production credits

Made by: Hungry McBear
Commissioned by: Kalpna Patel-Knight, BBC head of entertainment
Executive producer: Dan Baldwin
Producer: Simon Adsett
Commissioning editor: Clodagh O’Donoghue

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Published: 24 Oct 2024

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