Ricky Grover

Born on 24th December 1961 and bred in the East End of London, Ricky tried his hands as a boxer and hairdresser before becoming a comedian/actor/writer.

His act is suitable for audiences across the spectrum and he always has them in fits of laughter. He is a prolific writer, he wrote and starred in two short films called 'Punch' which won him the prestigious 'Silver Bear Award; and in 'Hungry' for Channel 4, which won him the 'Best Actor Award' at the Brest Film Festival.

Ricky has also been seen recently in a BBC 2 comedy series written by and starring Johnny Vaugh called 'orrible. He plays Sean, Johnny's sidekick. He has two faces, his other is Bulla, a character that interviewed Michael Parkinson for the BBC and also featured on 'The 11 O'clock show'.

In August 2002 he will be taking his one-man show to the Edinburgh Festival followed by a national tour. When he performed on the circuit he regularly headlined at all the top comedy clubs across the country and beyond; Ricky can now only be seen performing live with his one-man show in theatres around the country as well as at corporate events.

AWARDS
Silver Bear Award Best Actor for 'Punch' Brest Film Festival Best Actor for 'Hungry'

FILMS
Bring Me The Head Of Mavis Davis Love Honour and Obey Punch Hungry

TELEVISION
Bulla Meets Parkinson BBC 2, 11 O'Clock Show (Bulla) Channel 4, Stand Up Show BBC 1, Brian Connolly ITV, Tv To Go BBC 1 'Orrible' BBC 2, Black Books Channel 4, Spoof documentary, All the Way To Worcester. Channel 4, Friday Night Armistice BBC 2, Later than you Think. BBC 1, Red Dwarf BBC 2, Comedy Nation BBC 2

QUOTES INCLUDE:
"Thank God for Ricky Grover!" Evening Standard
"Astonishing!" Telegraph
"Absolute Knockout" Guardian
"Hilarious" The Sun