WINNER THE CONNOLLY BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT AWARD LAUGHS OF LAUNNIE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL 2019

WINNER CRITICS CHOICE AWARD PERTH INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL 2013

NOMINEE BEST COMPERE CHORTLE COMEDY AWARD 2008, 2007, 2004

BAFTA NOMINEE 2007

WINNER BEST INTERNATIONAL GUEST COMEDIAN NZ COMEDY GUILD AWARDS 2007

WINNER BEST INTERNATIONAL COMEDY AWARD  NZ COMEDY FESTIVAL 2007

WINNER SPIRIT OF THE FESTIVAL AWARD NZ COMEDY FESTIVAL 2005 

NOMINEE RICHARD PRYOR AWARD 2004

WINNER BEST STAND UP TIME OUT LIVE AWARDS 2004

Stephen K Amos has charmed and entertained audiences all over the world with his natural, assured delivery and his honest, original material.

A gifted actor, Amos has impressed critics with his performances on stage and screen and has proved he is one of the most unique comedy voices of his generation but demonstrated a penchant for drama roles. Comfortable as a performer, presenter, actor and guest there is no doubt that Amos will retain his position as one of the nation’s favourite comedians for a long time to come.

Stephen is about to start the UK leg of his tour with his latest show Everyman which will then head on to Australia in 2020.  In 2018 Stephen toured Bouquets & Brickbats around the UK, Europe, South East Asia and  Australia.  Stephen was also asked back on to QI featuring in the first episode of series P.  He also took part in a new BBC Two series Pilgrimage The Road To Rome.

Stephen had another busy year in 2017. He presented the critically acclaimed documentary Prejudice and Pride on BBC Four, with Susan Calman. He took two shows to the Edinburgh Fringe; a work in progress of his new tour as well as bringing back the fan favourite Stephen K Amos Chat Show to the Gilded Balloon. He wowed the crowds at the Glastonbury Festival, recorded an episode of QI and the Museum of Curiosity.   His tour Bread and Circuses began in November and continued in Australia early 2018.

Stephen’s first book – I Used To Say My Mother Was Shirley Bassey  – is a memoir of a lifetime of fitting in, standing out, and (almost) always laughing.

In 2015, Stephen concluded his National UK tour with a two week sell-out run at Soho Theatre before taking his show – Welcome To My World – across Australia and New Zealand. Having gone so well, Stephen announced his first European tour of the show before going straight into his new show, The Laughter Master (2015-16).

The Laughter Master has since toured the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Europe.

In 2014, Series Three of Life: An Idiots Guide was commissioned.  Stephen also took What Does The K Stand For? to Australia and New Zealand.

2013 saw Stephen tour the UK, Australia and New Zealand with his hit show, The Spokesman. Continuing Stephen’s tradition of generating new and unique shows, he performed a Work In Progress at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, alongside his live talk show.

In 2012, following his success of past years, Stephen once again travelled to Australia, this time to perform his new show, Laughter Is My Agenda, at all of the major festivals as part of an Australian tour. He then returned to the world renowned Edinburgh Festival Fringe with a new Work In Progress which was a total sell out; before doing a full UK Autumn tour. Alongside this, Stephen also recorded the second series of his hit radio series Life: An Idiots Guide for BBC Radio 4.

In 2011, Stephen embarked on his Best Medicine tour, performing his solo show to sold-out crowds around the country. He also appeared in Dave’s One Night Stand. And in 2010 Stephen starred in his first TV series – The Stephen K Amos Show – for BBC Two, which is now available to buy on DVD. Meanwhile, his second DVD The Feelgood Factorwas filmed at the Hammersmith Apollo!

His debut DVD Find the Funny, recorded at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney, was released November 2009.

 ‘As his autobiographical sitcom plays out on Radio 4, Amos is officially becoming a national treasure. Expect more warm insight and spiky charm here.’ The Sunday Times, 2015

LIVE WORK

Aside from being one of the nation’s favourite faces on the television, Stephen is a prolific writer and performer, releasing a new hour long show every year and performing all over the world at festivals. He has performed in some of the UKs most loved theatres and also appeared at the Royal Variety Showin 2007.

TV

Pilgrimage The Road To Rome (BBC Two)

QI Plants (BBC Two)

Pointless Celebrities 2018 (BBC One)

Britain’s Favourite Food (Channel 4)

QI Omnishambles 2018 (BBC Two)

Prejudice & Pride 2017 (BBC Four)

The Story of Only Fools & Horses 2017 (UKTV)

Top Gear: Extra Gear 2016 (BBC Three)

Celebrity Storage Hunters 2016 (Dave)

Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled 2016 (UKTV)

Sam Delaney’s News Thing 2015 & 2016 (RT)

TV That Made Me 2015 (BBC One Daytime)

Dara O’Briain’s School of Hard Sums 2014 (Dave)

All Star Family Fortunes 2014 (ITV)

The Wright Stuff 2013 (Channel 5)

Edinburgh Comedy Fest Live 2013 (BBC Three)

Don’t Sit In The Front Row 2013 (Sky Atlantic)

Celebrity Great British Bake Off Comic Relief (BBC Two)

Just For Laughs: All Access (Comedy Network, Canada)

Live from Amsterdam (Showtime)

Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation (Channel 10, Australia)

Drop Down Menu (Channel 4)

TV’s 50 Greatest Magic Tricks (Channel 5)

Most Shocking Celebrity Moments (Channel 5)

That’s Britain (BBC One)

Argumental (Dave)

The Xtra Factor (ITV2)

Epic Win (BBC One)

Red Light Comedy: Live From Amsterdam (Showtime, USA)

Fry’s Planet Word (BBC Two)

Dave’s One Night Stand (Dave)

Improvisation My Dear Watson (Dave)

Odd One In (ITV)

Teenage Kicks (BBC Four)

The Wright Stuff (Channel 5)

24 Hour Panel People Comic Relief (BBC)

The Magicians (BBC One)

The Dick And Dom Saturday Show (BBC)

Live At The Apollo, Host (BBC One)

Butchered (Dave)

The Stephen K Amos Show (BBC)

Stand Up For The Week (Channel 4)

The Five O Clock Show (Channel 4)

Tinga Tinga Tales (BBC)

For One Night Only (ITV)

The Royal Variety Show (ITV)

Have I Got News For You (BBC One)

Richard Bacon’s Beer And Pizza Club (ITV4)

Live at the Apollo, Set (BBC One)

Celebrity Juice  (ITV2)

Mock The Week (BBC Two)

Eastenders (BBC One)

The One Show (BBC One)

The Stewart Lee Comedy Vehicle (BBC Two)

Richard and Judy (Watch)

The Wright Stuff  (FIVE)

Edinburgh and Beyond (Paramount Comedy Channel)

Comedy Cuts (ITV)

Snuff Box (BBC Three)

Cattle Drive (BBC Four)

Loose Women (ITV)

Newsnight (BBC)

The Law of the Playground (Channel 4)

Daily Cooks Challenge (ITV)

What The Dickens (SKY Arts 1)

Batteries Not Included (Dave)

We Are Most Amused (ITV1)

What The Dickens (SKY1)

Lucky Pluckers (pilot)

Millionaire Envy (VIRGIN1)

Money Envy (VIRGIN1)

Penis Envy (VIRGIN1)

Thank God You’re Here (Channel 10, Australia)

Spicks and Specks (ABC, Australia)

Bert’s Family Feud (Channel 9, Australia)

Comedy Blue (Paramount)

Batty Man (Channel 4)

Big Brother’s Big Mouth (Channel 4)

The World Stands Up (Paramount)

The 50 Questions of Political Correctness (SKY1)

The Comic Side of Seven Days (BBC)

X-Rated: The TV They Tried to Ban (Channel 4)

100 Greatest Christmas Moments (Channel 4)

The 100 Greatest Scary Moments (Channel 4)

Elvis Has Left The Building (BBC One)

P.O.B Pilot (BBC)

Mob Rule (Channel 4)

Time Gentlemen Please (Sky)

Left, Right and Centre (Midas Media)

Stand Up Show (BBC)

The 11 O’Clock Show (Channel 4)

The Jack Docherty Show (Channel 5)

The Casting Couch

Good Stuff Carlton

Net. Comedy On Digital

Class of ’99

RADIO

What Does the K Stand For? is a sitcom radio show for BBC Radio 4. The first series aired on Wednesday 27th Nov 2013 and included a festive Christmas Day special. The third series recorded in 2016.

Museum of Curiosity, BBC Radio 4

A Good Read, BBC Radio 4

Christmas Crackers, BBC Radio 4

What Does The K Stand For?, BBC Radio 4

Life: An Idiots Guide Series, BBC Radio 4

Just A Minute, BBC Radio 4

Hot Gossip with Sara Cox, BBC Radio 2

Life: An Idiot’s Guide  Live from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2011, BBC Radio 4

The Paper Round, BBC Radio 4

Hot Gossip with Claudia Winkleman, BBC Radio 2

The Odd Half Hour Series 2, BBC Radio 4

Simon Mayo’s Drivetime Show, BBC Radio 2

Jon Richardson Radio Show, BBC6 Music

Stand Up on 7, BBC Radio 7

The Odd Half Hour, BBC Radio 4

The Blame Game, BBCNI

Act Your Age, BBC Radio 4

4 Stands Up, BBC Radio 4

Out To Lunch, BBC Radio 2

The Big Night In, BBC

Sean Lock and Friends at the Fringe, BBC

Hot Gossip, BBC Radio 2