Lee Mack
Lee Mack dreamed of being a top jockey – it wasn’t to be, but remarkably, he has made the journey from being stable-boy to the legendary Red Rum to being is one of the UK's most recognisable and celebrated comics.
Lee Macks relentless determination to have fun is marvellously infectious and leaves his audience exhausted by laughter. His energy, finely crafted one-liners, and quick ad-libs create an elusive star quality.
Lee Macks relentless determination to have fun is marvellously infectious and leaves his audience exhausted by laughter. His energy, finely crafted one-liners, and quick ad-libs create an elusive star quality.
One of the
UK's brightest comedy talents
Lee's sold out solo tour was nominated for Best Live Stand-Up Tour at the 2006 British Comedy Awards. Extra dates were added in November 2007 to coincide with the release of his first DVD - Lee Mack Live.
In addition to his incredible success as a stand-up, Lee has become a major comedy force on TV and radio. His BAFTA winning contribution to The Sketch Show (ITV1) was followed by a stint of hosting They Think It’s All Over (BBC One) and two series of The Lee Mack Show on BBC Radio 2 (nominated for a Sony Award).
Autumn 2006 saw the successful launch of his own sitcom Not Going Out on BBC One with the first series winning both the Break-Through Award - Behind the Screen at the RTS Awards and the Gold Rose D'or award for Best Sitcom.
The hugely popular second series aired autumn 2007 with the third broadcast on BBC One in early 2009.
Lee is a team captain on Would I Lie To You (BBC One) appearing alongside David Mitchell and Angus Deayton. He has also appeared on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross and twice on The Royal Variety Performance.
His appearance on Live at the Apollo was a comedy highlight of the year.
Lee’s latest tour with his new live show, Going Out from has played to packed houses around the UK..
In addition to his incredible success as a stand-up, Lee has become a major comedy force on TV and radio. His BAFTA winning contribution to The Sketch Show (ITV1) was followed by a stint of hosting They Think It’s All Over (BBC One) and two series of The Lee Mack Show on BBC Radio 2 (nominated for a Sony Award).
Autumn 2006 saw the successful launch of his own sitcom Not Going Out on BBC One with the first series winning both the Break-Through Award - Behind the Screen at the RTS Awards and the Gold Rose D'or award for Best Sitcom.
The hugely popular second series aired autumn 2007 with the third broadcast on BBC One in early 2009.
Lee is a team captain on Would I Lie To You (BBC One) appearing alongside David Mitchell and Angus Deayton. He has also appeared on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross and twice on The Royal Variety Performance.
His appearance on Live at the Apollo was a comedy highlight of the year.
Lee’s latest tour with his new live show, Going Out from has played to packed houses around the UK..
