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Join Robin for more of his trademark cheeky charm, more quick wit and even more hilarious oversharing, in this brand new stand-up show from the star of Mock The Week and Radio 4’s The News Quiz.
Join Robin for more of his trademark cheeky charm, more quick wit and even more hilarious oversharing, in this brand new stand-up show from the star of Mock The Week and Radio 4’s The News Quiz.
We’re all talking to each other in an increasingly online world, is that really talking? Robin doesn’t think so.
So let’s get together, in real life, to watch Robin share some more outrageously honest stories.
It’s good to talk, but it’s even better to overshare.
About Robin…
Robin Morgan is a Welsh stand-up, writer and warm-up artist based in Cardiff and is host of The Glee Club Cardiff’s weekly All In Comedy show.
Robin’s been all over your telly and radio, with appearances on Mock The Week (BBC Two), Richard Hammond’s Brain Reaction (Comedy Central), The Now Show (BBC Radio 4). He created the topical panel show What Just Happened? (BBC One) and co-created Ellie Taylor’s Safe Space (BBC Radio 4), and also appeared in both, the greedy boy. His writing credits include Have I Got News For You (BBC One), 8 Out of 10 Cats (C4), The Mash Report (BBC Two), The Great Pottery Throwdown (C4), Blind Date (C5), and The News Quiz (BBC Radio 4), and is the studio warm-up artist for The Graham Norton Show (BBC One).
He performed his debut hour show at the 2016 Edinburgh Festival, receiving glowing reviews including ★★★★ from the Sunday Times. The show was later adapted into a half-hour recording for BBC Radio Wales, as ‘Robin Morgan: Proposes‘.
Robin’s third hour show was filmed for NextUp Comedy and will be available on the platform imminently.
In 2018, BBC Radio Wales commissioned two of Robin’s sitcoms: ‘Home‘, a pilot broadcast late that year, and a four episode series of ‘Relocation‘, broadcast in 2019. ‘Relocation’ will return for a second series in 2020.
‘Bloody funny, well-written, hard-working stand-up from a massively likeable performer who must surely be on the verge of nationwide fame.’
Chortle
‘An hour of belly-hurting chortles.’ ★★★★★
Mumble Comedy
