Damian Clark
Comedian : Writer
WINNER: People's Champion | Amused Moose Comedy Award 2018
Damo Clark kicked off his comedy career by winning the Comedy Award at the Perth Fringe in 2000, and hasn’t stopped since!
★★★★
"Hilarious…well-wrought set delivered with brio and huge charm, amazing" - The Scotsman
His first solo show ‘The Bandit’ won the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Moosehead Award, leading to a solo tour around Australia. Following this he was a member of the debut breakfast crew for Perth's Nova radio station; the breakfast show was soon number 1 in the ratings!
★★★★
“A steady stream of great jokes, asides and stories.. the pace never dips and nor does the quality!”
- Wee Review
Damo has featured in Comedy Channel’s Damo Does Edinburgh, Irish TV’s Republic of Telly, The Savage Eye, Katherine Lynch’s Wonder Women, The Apprentice: You’re Fired!, Comedy Centrals Seann Walsh's World, plus wrote & co-starred in RTE2’s I Dare Ya! which became the highest rating Irish comedy debut to date!
★★★★
“.. Throughout his set, the Aussie firebrand tells rapid-fire jokes, barely even coming up for air let alone water!” - The List
Now based in Dublin, Damian’s rambunctious and uplifting stand up can be seen in clubs & festivals all over the UK, Ireland, Europe and beyond!
He was hand-picked to support Jack Dee and Kevin Bridges on national tours.
Continuing his success Damo has had a sellout run at the Glasgow Comedy Festival from 2013-2017 as well as at the Edinburgh Fringe from 2011-2018 - Where he picked up the coveted
Amused Moose Peoples Champion Award!
Press for Damian Clark:
★★★★★ "Heart-warming and ridiculous" Edinburgh Festivals Magazine
★★★★★ "Clark had the audience reeling with laughter…scorchingly funny and charmingly engaging" Three Weeks
★★★★ "The Aussie firebrand tells rapid-fire jokes, barely even coming up for air let alone a sip of water" The List
★★★★ "Hilarious…well-wrought set delivered with brio and huge charm, amazing" The Scotsman
"Distinctive and possessing a comic talent beyond his years, both biological and mental" Chortle
★★★★ "His demeanour is always relaxed, unusually so for someone whose standup style is so Gatling-like in its delivery." The Wee Review