Justin Moorhouse

As a seasoned comedian, Justin Moorhouse has made a name for himself in the world of stand-up comedy, theatre, and film. Originally a salesman, Moorhouse discovered his passion for comedy at the ripe age of 29, making his debut performance at Manchester's renowned Frog and Bucket comedy club. His unique comedic style, blending observational humor with a relatable charm, quickly caught the attention of audiences and fellow comedians alike. Moorhouse's career took a leap forward when he won a local comedy competition at the Comedy Store Manchester in 2002, sparking the beginning of his professional journey in comedy. This victory propelled him into his first comedy tour, where he showcased his talent across various venues, captivating audiences with his wit and authenticity. Moorhouse's talent transcends stand-up comedy. He is perhaps best known for his memorable role as Young Kenny in the popular comedy series Phoenix Nights. His portrayal of Young Kenny, a Manchester City supporter, is a testament to his versatility as a comedian, especially considering Moorhouse's own allegiance to their rivals, Manchester United. In addition to his television work, Moorhouse has also made his mark on the big screen, delivering a notable performance in the film “Looking for Eric.” His ventures into theatre have showcased his acting prowess, with starring roles in productions such as Harold Brighouse’s “Zack” and the acclaimed play “One Man, Two Governors.” Justin Moorhouse is a comedic force to be reckoned with, commanding the stage with his distinct style and relatable humor. From stand-up stages to television screens to theatre lights, Moorhouse's comedic journey continues to inspire laughter and bring joy to audiences worldwide. His story is a testament to the power of pursuing one's passion, no matter the age or previous career path.