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Alasdair Beckett-King
Alasdair Beckett-King is a British stand-up comedian, writer, and actor born March 31, 1984, in County Durham, England, to a Manchester-born father and a Scottish mother. He trained in filmmaking, earning an MA from the London Film School in 2012, before turning to stand-up comedy.
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- Sep 16CarlisleOld Fire StationView details
- Sep 17YorkPocklington Arts CentreView details
- Sep 18KendalKendal Brewery Arts CentreView details
- Sep 19Stoke On TrentMET StudioView details
- Sep 22EdinburghThe Stand Comedy Club - EdinburghView details
- Sep 23AberdeenThe Lemon TreeView details
- Sep 24StirlingStirling Albert HallsView details
- Sep 26OxfordArlington Arts CentreView details
- Oct 3WinchesterHaymarket TheatreView details
- Oct 7HullSocialView details
- Oct 8LeedsOtley CourthouseView details
- Oct 9BlackpoolThe AtkinsonView details
- Oct 21GuildfordFarnham MaltingsView details
- Oct 30PeterboroughKey TheatreView details
- Nov 12WindsorNorden Farm CentreView details
- Nov 15CheltenhamCheltenham Town HallView details
- Nov 19SouthamptonThe AtticView details
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About Alasdair Beckett-King
He built a following on the UK live comedy circuit, competing in the "So You Think You're Funny?" competition in 2013 and NATYs in 2014, and won the Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year award in 2017. Since 2019 he has produced comedy sketches for his own YouTube channel, writing, acting in, producing, and animating the videos himself, building an audience of several hundred thousand subscribers. His work extends into other media: he hosts the BBC Radio 4 series Wing It!, co-hosts the podcasts Loremen and Eleanor & Alasdair Read That, and has written the Montgomery Bonbon series of children's books.
His comedy frequently plays with genre conventions and absurdist premises, spanning parody, sketch, and character work rather than straightforward observational stand-up. In 2023 Chortle named him Breakthrough Comedian of the Year, recognising his crossover from online video into wider stand-up recognition, and he has appeared on television programs including Mock the Week.
Beckett-King continues to tour as a stand-up while maintaining his online sketch output, and has worked in adventure video game writing and voiced a character in the 2022 audio drama Doctor Who: Redacted.