Larry Dean

Larry Dean's comedic prowess has been lighting up the stand-up scene since he first launched his career in 2010 while studying at the University of Southampton. Known for his candid and humorous storytelling, Dean is a master at transforming personal experiences into comedy gold. His comedic style, which cleverly weaves tales from his life, has been showcased in hit shows such as ‘Out Now’, ‘Farcissist’ (2016), and ‘Fandan’ (2017). In 'Out Now', Dean shared the experience of coming out to his strict Catholic family, a narrative that resonated with many. His 2016 show ‘Farcissist’ further delved into life after coming out, offering comedic insights into navigating a long-term relationship and reentering the dating scene. In the critically acclaimed ‘Fandan’, Dean treated audiences to a range of tales, including a humorous encounter with two murderers in a café, which made it a hit at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Beyond his stand-up success, Dean's broadcasting career has also been on an upward trajectory, witnessing him host and appear in several popular shows. His television credits include two appearances on Live at the Apollo (once as host), Mock the Week, House of Games, Roast Battle, and The Stand Up Sketch Show. He also performed stand-up on Michael McIntyre’s Big Show for BBC1. In 2023, Dean was the host for the Scottish Heat of the BBC’s New Comedy Awards, further cementing his place in the comedy sphere. He was recently seen exploring the UKTV’s World’s Most Dangerous Roads and co-hosted the series Shared Baggage for Audible, showcasing his versatility as a performer. A regular guest on podcasts, Dean's storytelling capabilities extend beyond the stage and screen, offering humour and wit to listeners worldwide. His comedy is a unique blend of personal narrative and sharp observations, making Larry Dean a stand-out name in the world of comedy.