Maeve Higgins
Magnus Betner
Malcolm Hardee
Mandy Knight
Mandy Muden
Marc Lucero
Marc Maron
Marc Wootton
Marcel Lucont
Marcus Brigstocke
Marcus Ryan
Marek Larwood
Margaret Cho
Maria Bamford
Marian Pashley
Marie Vagen
Mark Allen
Mark Cornell
Mark Dolan
Mark Felgate
Mark Gatiss
Mark Hurst
Mark Maier
Mark Nelson
Mark Olver
Mark Restuccia
Mark Simmons
Mark Steel
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Mark Thomas
Mark Walker
Mark Watson
Markus Birdman
Marlon Davis
Martha McBrier
Martin Beaumont
Martin Bigpig Mor
Martin Coyote
Martin Davis
Martin Hill
Martin Tapley
Martine Pepper
Marty McLean
Marty Wilson
Mary Bourke
Masai Graham
Mat & Faron
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Mathew Horne
Matt Blaize
Matt Dyktynski
Matt Grantham
Matt Green
Matt Hollins
Matt Kirshen
Matt Lucas
Matt Price
Matt Reed
Matt Rees
Matt Richardson
Matt Rudge
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Matthew Hardy
Matthew Highton
Matthew Holness
Matthew Osborn
Matthew Winning
Maureen Langan
Maureen Younger
Max Dickens
Max Dowler
Men In Coats
Men With Bananas
Meryl O'Rourke
Michael Ayers
Michael Fabbri
Michael J Dolan
Michael Legge
Michael McIntyre
Michael Mooney
Michael Redmond
Michael Smiley
Michael Tombs
Michael Winslow
Mick Ferry
Mick McGrath
Mick Miller
Mick Sergeant
Mickey Anderson
Mickey D
Mickey Hutton
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Mike Belgrave
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Mike O'Donovan
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Mike Wilmot
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Miles Crawford
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Miranda Hart
Miriam Elia
Miss London
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Moonfish Rhumba
Moshe Kasher
Mowten
Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer
Mundo Jazz
Mick Miller
Real name: Michael Lawton
Date Of Birth: 25/02/1950
Liverpool-born Mick Miller‘s first ambition was to be a footballer, and even signed for Port Vale after leaving school. But at 19 he left football to become a Blue Coat comedian in Pontins holiday camps, eventually moving on to the northern club circuit. His big break cam when he won a heat of the TV talent hunt New Faces, which led to appearances on Seventies stand-up show The Comedians and a successful live career, including ten summer seasons in Blackpool and supporting Chuck Berry on a UK tour. In 2005 he took part in the reality TV show King Of Comedy, which pitched old-school comics such as Stan Boardman and David Copperfield against modern stand-ups including Andrew Maxwell and Boothby Graffoe. It led to him experimenting on the 'alternative' circuit, with appearances at Manchester's XS Malarkey comedy club, the Ealing Comedy Festival and the Manchester Comedy Store. |
Brilliant - only Billy Pearce could take his comedy mantle. No meat raffle though hughesey, October 2009 |