George Rigden

George Rigden is a renowned comedian celebrated for his impeccable comedic timing, unique performance style, and his distinctive touch of David Mitchell from Peep Show, as noted by Leicester Mercury. With his guitar as a trusty confidant, Rigden has an uncanny ability to keep his audience in the palm of his hand, offering them a comedy experience that's both engaging and unforgettable. Rigden's career in comedy is decorated with a string of impressive credits. He is known for his performances in 'The Lunchtime Special' at The Tron in 2016 and 'Mischaps' with Jake Lambert at Cowgatehead in the same year. He also graced the stage of Pleasance Courtyard in 2015 with his performance in 'AAA Stand up late'. These performances have not only showcased his comedic prowess but also his versatility, proving he can deliver laughs in any setting. Rigden's talent has not gone unnoticed in the comedy industry, earning him recognition in various prestigious competitions. In 2014, he was a finalist in the Laughing Horse New Act of the Year, and he bagged a finalist spot in the Magners New Comedy Act in 2015. He also made it to the final round of the Brighton Squawker in 2014. Rigden's ability to consistently reach the finals in such esteemed competitions is a testament to his talent and the high caliber of his comedic performances. In 2015, Rigden secured third place in the Newbury "You Must Be Joking" New Act of the Year. This achievement was followed by another finalist position in the Bath New Act of the Year in the same year. His talent didn't stop there; in 2016, he was a semi-finalist in the Amused Moose Laugh-Off, demonstrating his consistent ability to impress both audiences and judges alike. Perhaps one of his most notable recognitions was being shortlisted for the BBC New Comedy Award in 2015. This esteemed award is a testament to Rigden's unique comedic style and his capacity to deliver fresh, engaging material to his audience. In a world full of comedians, George Rig...