User:Tim Hirst/Charlie Ross (Comedian)
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Charlie Ross (born Charlie Ross Mackenzie on 22nd June 1970) is a Scottish comedian, actor and writer. He has been working on the UK comedy circuit for ten years. In that time he has written and performed three Edinburgh Fringe shows, all receiving five star reviews. He has played at top clubs in the country including the world famous Comedy Store.
As well as many radio appearances on BBC Scotland he has written and contributed to many radio shows across the UK including BBC Lancashire and Heart FM.
As an actor he has appeared in various Big Finish audio productions of Doctor Who and has performed his one man show, "The Testosterone Trials" at Jermyn Street theatre in London's West End and made many theatrical appearances.
His first film script, "Danny Halfpenny" has been optioned by Page Four Productions in Los Angeles, and is currently in pre-production.
This year he will also publish his first book, "A Comedian's Tale" covering the life, highs and lows of a jobbing comedian.
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- ^ Hirst Books[www.hirstbooks.com]
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