Marcus Brigstocke started his career in comedy while at Bristol University, as part of the Club Seals troupe alongside Danny Robins and Dan Tetsell. He and soon won the 1996 BBC New Comedian Award at the Edinburgh Festival.
As well as his live work, he fronts BBC Four's Late Edition, starred in short-lived BBC1 sitcom The Savages and is a regular on Radio 4's Now Show.
His upper-class-twit creation, Giles Wemmbley Hogg has starred in two Radio 4 series, one about his travels to the Third World, the second revolving around the 2006 World Cup.
CV
TV: 2001: The Savages. Starring role in prime-time BBC1 sitcom
TV: 2000-01: We Are History. As David Oxley in two series of short documentary spoofs. Feature. Feature
Stand Up: 2004: Edinburgh show: Planet Corduroy Planet Corduroy
Stand Up: 2002: Edinburgh shows The Museum Of Everything with Club Seals, and The Award-Winning Show The Museum Of Everything
Stand Up: 2002: Edinburgh shows The Museum Of Everything with Club Seals, and The Award-Winning Show The Award-Winning Show
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