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Steve Nallon Biography
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STEVE NALLON is recognised as being one of Britain’s leading impressionists and he is the perfect choice to deliver an after dinner speech or present awards, bringing a host of characters to the event!
After more than twelve years on the award winning series ‘Spitting Image’, he was team captain on ‘First Impressions’. As a celebrity guest, Steve has appeared on television shows such as ‘Noel’s Telly Years’ and the ever popular ‘Call My Bluff’.
Impressionist
Apart from sounding like the famous, Steve also has an uncanny ability to look like a wide range of people as well – from Dame Edna and David Bellamy to Patricia Routledge and Adrian Edmonson. Using his skills as an impressionist he has appeared in numerous corporate videos as well as compering various shows and conferences, including once appearing as John Cole, Sir Robin Day and Brian Walden all on the same afternoon!
After Dinner Speaker
As an after dinner speaker, Steve Nallon takes his audience on a comic tour through ‘The World of the Impressionist’. Steve’s vast range of voices ensures there is something for everyone, from sporting celebrities such as racing’s Peter Sullevan and snooker’s Ted Lowe, to numerous television personalities including Bruce Forsyth, Terry Christian, Alan Bennett, David Attenborough plus a whole ‘Whodunit’ spoof incorporating Inspector Morse, Sergeant Lewis, Cadfael and Miss Marple. For a ‘Blind Date’ parody he not only becomes Cilla Black, but four celebrity contestants as well! Steve shows too how some voices are strangely related, as he moves seamlessly between, for example, Peter Lorre, James Mason, Jack Nicholson, Woody Allen and the children’s cartoon character Speedy Gonzales.
Steve Nallon’s after dinner act is unique and highly entertaining. It is suitable for a mixed audience, offering a totally different experience to people of all tastes and can be personalised to suit the individual needs of any client
Margaret Thatcher
Steve has made countless television appearances as Margaret Thatcher. With the real Henry Kissinger, ‘The Baroness’ was recently a guest speaker at a major European Business Conference. Travelling across Europe and America, Steve’s impersonation of Margaret Thatcher has been seen at numerous events. After livening up a business session or giving a welcome to guests, Steve often then returns as himself for the evening dinner to perform his highly original impressionist act.
Writer
An accomplished writer whose work ranges from radio and television to training videos and conferences, Steve writes all his own material and often tailors scripts and personality speeches to the specific needs of the company.
Lecturer
Steve has been a Visiting Lecturer at the Department of Drama and Theatre Arts in the University of Birmingham since 1995. He created, and continues to teach and direct courses in: Stand-up Comedy; The Broadway Musical; Comedy of Manners; Screenplay Writing and Greek Theatre. He also lectures on film.
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Rory Bremner - Creased Up 2 [VHS] [1989]Price: £14.99
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Steve Nallon News
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Jonathan Ross hosted the British Comedy Awards 2009, presenting the Lifetime Achievement Award to Terry Wogan
15th December 2009Jonathan Ross once again hosted the British Comedy Awards 2009 on Saturday night. Terry Wogan received a standing ovation when he was presented with The Lifetime Achievement award and Outnumbered staring Hugh Dennis & Claire Skinner won 3 awards including best comedy sitcom. Other winners included Harry Hill and Michael McIntyre, and Peter Kay received an Outstanding Contribution to Comedy award
15th December 2009Jonathan Ross once again hosted the British Comedy Awards 2009 on Saturday night. Terry Wogan received a standing ovation when he was presented with The Lifetime Achievement award and Outnumbered staring Hugh Dennis & Claire Skinner won 3 awards including best comedy sitcom. Other winners included Harry Hill and Michael McIntyre, and Peter Kay received an Outstanding Contribution to Comedy award
Outnumbered picks up 5 nominations for the British Comedy Awards
18th November 2009Jonathan Ross is returning to host this year's British Comedy Awards, with BBC Comedy Outnumbered picking up 5 nominations. All three of the show's child stars are up for an award, as well as Claire Skinner who plays the mother in the family comedy. Alan Carr and Michael McIntyre also have high hopes for awards with three nominations apiece.
18th November 2009Jonathan Ross is returning to host this year's British Comedy Awards, with BBC Comedy Outnumbered picking up 5 nominations. All three of the show's child stars are up for an award, as well as Claire Skinner who plays the mother in the family comedy. Alan Carr and Michael McIntyre also have high hopes for awards with three nominations apiece.
Alan Carr wins British Comedy Award
10th December 2008Alan Carr won the award for Best Comedy Entertainment Personality of 2008 at the British Comedy Awards. The British Comedy Awards regularly attract of audiences of around ten million, and was hosted this year by Angus Deayton.
10th December 2008Alan Carr won the award for Best Comedy Entertainment Personality of 2008 at the British Comedy Awards. The British Comedy Awards regularly attract of audiences of around ten million, and was hosted this year by Angus Deayton.
Graham Norton to take over the Friday Night with Jonathan Ross slot
1st September 2010The BBC One controller, Jay Hunt has confirmed that Graham Norton's chat show will switch to friday nights in October to replace Friday Night with Jonathan Ross.
1st September 2010The BBC One controller, Jay Hunt has confirmed that Graham Norton's chat show will switch to friday nights in October to replace Friday Night with Jonathan Ross.
The Reading Comedy Festival gets underway weekend, with performances from Jimmy Carr & Rhod Gilbert
2nd October 2009The 6th annual Reading Comedy Festival has once again attracted a host of big name comedians as well as some up and coming acts to produce an impressive two week line up. Jimmy Carr and Rhod Gilbert's dates have sold out. Other big names at the festival include Tim Minchin, Simon Amstell, Andy Parson, and Alastair McGowan. The event closes not with a headliner but with Reading’s hugely popular open mic contest, where the stars of tomorrow will get their moment in the spotlight – but only one of them will be crowned Reading’s best new comic.
2nd October 2009The 6th annual Reading Comedy Festival has once again attracted a host of big name comedians as well as some up and coming acts to produce an impressive two week line up. Jimmy Carr and Rhod Gilbert's dates have sold out. Other big names at the festival include Tim Minchin, Simon Amstell, Andy Parson, and Alastair McGowan. The event closes not with a headliner but with Reading’s hugely popular open mic contest, where the stars of tomorrow will get their moment in the spotlight – but only one of them will be crowned Reading’s best new comic.
Triumphant night for 'Gavin and Stacey' at comedy awards
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6th December 2007The simple premise of boy meets girl resulted in three prestigious British Comedy Awards last night.
Third Time Lucky for Comedy Award Winner Russell Kane
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31st August 2010It is the third successive nomination for Russell Kane and he has finally been awarded the Fosters Edinburgh award for Best Comedy Show at the Fringe. Bo Burnham received the prestigious Panel Prize and Best Newcomer went to Roisin Conaty.
Best Comedy Show nominations have been announced at The Fringe
26th August 2010The stars Greg Davies and Russell Kane have been joined by the rising talent Bo Burnham in nominations for Best Comedy Award at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.
26th August 2010The stars Greg Davies and Russell Kane have been joined by the rising talent Bo Burnham in nominations for Best Comedy Award at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.
Tim Vine Wins Best Joke Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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23rd August 2010Comedian Tim Vine beat the likes of John Bishop and Jack Whitehall to win the best joke award at the Edinburgh Fringe festival, so what did he say?
Edinburgh Fringe Festival Kicks Off
6th August 2010The world’s largest arts festival is in its 64th year, and John Bishop, Kevin Eldon, and Jason Byrne will be among the established and rising stars taking part in some of the 2,453 performances on show.
6th August 2010The world’s largest arts festival is in its 64th year, and John Bishop, Kevin Eldon, and Jason Byrne will be among the established and rising stars taking part in some of the 2,453 performances on show.
Steve Nallon Reviews
Steve Nallon has spoken and appeared at a number of recent corporate events. Please find some client speaker testimonials and reviews for Steve Nallon for a number of these events and conferences. If you would like some additional information as to how to book Steve Nallon for your corporate event, then please contact one of the Speakers Corner booking agents on +44 (0) 208 365 3200 or email info@speakerscorner.co.uk
"Everyone said how much they enjoyed your after-dinner speech - you were the highlight."
"The event was definitely a great success, our clients were really pleased with how everything went they couldnt stop smiling by the end! I think the fact that we had Steve there made all the difference to the event. Looking round I could see the mood really changed when he came on the stage he made the awards so much more light-hearted than they would otherwise have been it was exactly how we wanted the atmosphere to be."
"The evening was fantastic! A great success! Steve was everything you said a real star and a true professional. From the moment we had spoken I knew I was in good hands."
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