Teacher-turned stand-up Chris Corcoran is a regular on BBC Radio Wales, where he has presented a six-part documentary on working men's clubs called Nice Club, No Trouble; been a regular team captain on panel game Jest A Minute and co-hosted a Saturday morning show with Rhod Gilbert. He has also fronted televised rugby coverage for BBC Wales.

Corcoran also presents the CBeebies show Doodle Do, aimed at pre-schoolers, and wrote and performed in CBBC's animated show Nelly Nut.

As a stand-up, Corcoran made his Edinburgh debut in 2004 with the show Welsh Assembly and has supported Rob Brydon on tour.

Saw Chris Corcoran at the Fringe and was the highlight of 3 shows I went to. Had great audience interaction but not in a picking on you kind of way. I actually didn't want this show to end.

Rachel, August 2010

Saw Chris on his latest tour 'What goes on tour, stays on tour' and what a brilliant gig it was, made me and my mates laugh out loud from start to finish, a start of the future, go and see him

Lee Saunders, April 2010

Last night I saw his Committee meeting show. A really honest and enjoyable show where the audience played a part which made it even more enjoyable for us. I'm not surprised that he's done a few shows for the BBC as he's an extremely funny bloke and also a nice guy too!

Haulwen Pughe, September 2009