Marcus Brigstocke
Comedian and actor from England
Born
May 8th, 1973
52 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 1973, a prominent figure in British comedy, primarily recognized for stand-up performances and radio appearances. Worked extensively on BBC Radio 4 and as a presenter on television, contributing to programs such as 'The Now Show' and 'Happy Birthday Britain.' Also engaged in various stage performances, including 'The 39 Steps' in London's West End. Brigstocke has written for different media, showcasing talents not only in comedy but also in scriptwriting.
Performed extensively on BBC Radio 4
Presented on BBC television programs
Starred in 'The 39 Steps' in London's West End
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