John Ryan
Essex boy John Ryan is what is an Edinburgh Highlight award winner. The infectiously friendly Ryan poses and acute observational eye and a dry and but razor-sharp wit that can react to any situation.
Combining an almost encyclopaedic knowledge of the world around him and beyond with an ability to think on stand-up comedian John Ryan feet means he can pluck humour from whatever audience or venue he is facing.
With a mix of East End savvy and Irish charm – you can almost see the twinkle – Top stand-up comic John Ryan connects with all sorts of people from all sorts of backgrounds.
No stranger to either the strange or the norm, he will put an amusing spin on any subject matter going be it Olympic runners being robbed for their trainers in Stratford (yes he knows you nicked it Michael McIntyre!) to the theory of relativity and much more.
As well as being a brilliant stand-up comedian John Ryan is also a prolific writer. While claiming to specialise in social, political and topical material, as well as the popular TV show Tellytubbies, he also wrote for that tale of the naughty and heroic car Brum.
John Ryan also writes and performs the award winning Men's health project Hurt Until It Laughs plus performs his 'Cracking Up' Mental health shows across the country. He has a weekly column in The Irish Post, presents a breakfast show for Liberty Radio and is a writer with the East Cheap Theatre Company in New York
John Ryan’s television credits include The Weakest Link (BBC), Watchdog (BBC), Bring It On (BBC) and What's the Story (ITV).
WHAT THE CRITICS SAID
"Upbeat, interesting and unique" ITV
"A five star performer" LBC Radio
CORPORATE TESTIMONIALS
"We had an absolutely fantastic time last Friday and John Ryan made our event so very special. Everyone has been talking about it and The Comedy Club since" Eversheds International
"I was particularly impressed with the effort John Ryan put into getting to know the audience prior to the event, he really tapped into what made them tick, another testament to The Comedy Club’s level of service and understanding of the event." Guinness
"John Ryan comedian and Master of Ceremonies for the day drew large crowds where members of the public not only benefitted from a good laugh but gained valuable information as well. The day was a great success thanks to John and it is true that laughter is the best medicine!" NHS Plymouth
Combining an almost encyclopaedic knowledge of the world around him and beyond with an ability to think on stand-up comedian John Ryan feet means he can pluck humour from whatever audience or venue he is facing.
With a mix of
No stranger to either the strange or the norm, he will put an amusing spin on any subject matter going be it Olympic runners being robbed for their trainers in Stratford (yes he knows you nicked it Michael McIntyre!) to the theory of relativity and much more.
As well as being a brilliant stand-up comedian John Ryan is also a prolific writer. While claiming to specialise in social, political and topical material, as well as the popular TV show Tellytubbies, he also wrote for that tale of the naughty and heroic car Brum.
John Ryan also writes and performs the award winning Men's health project Hurt Until It Laughs plus performs his 'Cracking Up' Mental health shows across the country. He has a weekly column in The Irish Post, presents a breakfast show for Liberty Radio and is a writer with the East Cheap Theatre Company in
John Ryan’s television credits include The Weakest Link (BBC), Watchdog (BBC), Bring It On (BBC) and What's the Story (ITV).
WHAT THE CRITICS SAID
"Upbeat, interesting and unique" ITV
"A five star performer" LBC Radio
CORPORATE TESTIMONIALS
"We had an absolutely fantastic time last Friday and John Ryan made our event so very special. Everyone has been talking about it and The Comedy Club since" Eversheds International
"I was particularly impressed with the effort John Ryan put into getting to know the audience prior to the event, he really tapped into what made them tick, another testament to The Comedy Club’s level of service and understanding of the event." Guinness
"John Ryan comedian and Master of Ceremonies for the day drew large crowds where members of the public not only benefitted from a good laugh but gained valuable information as well. The day was a great success thanks to John and it is true that laughter is the best medicine!" NHS Plymouth