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Quentin Reynolds

Quentin Reynolds is one third of the Reynolds Brothers, who have a host of TV and radio credits to their name. In 2003, he decided to venture into the world of stand-up comedy.

Since then, he has gigged all over the UK with great success, collecting rave reviews along the way.  He has made many guest appearances in numerous shows at the Glasgow Comedy Festival, Leicester Comedy Festival, and Edinburgh Fringe.

Quentin has also taken part in two Guinness Book of Records attempts, namely the Stand-Up 150 for the most comedians on stage ever in 2003, and One Big Laugh for the longest comedy gig ever in 2005.

In 2005 he was nominated for the prestigious Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year Award. 

In 2008 Quentin launched his debut one-man show at the Glasgow Comedy Festival, entitled “Who Is Q from Airdrie?” in reference to his trouble making alter ego “Q from Airdrie” in the Metro newspaper. The show was a complete sell-out.

In 2009 as part of the Reynolds Brothers trio he co-wrote the BBC Radio Scotland sitcom pilot “Exit Stage Left”, starring Tony Roper. 

In 2010, Quentin got his own light hearted newspaper column in The Hub paper entitled “Q’s Views”, and co-wrote the radio drama “In For A Penny starring Shauna McDonald and Joe McFadden.

Whether he is writing or performing, Quentin is an amiable and extremely funny young man, and one to watch out for.

WRITING CREDITS (AS PART OF THE REYNOLDS BROTHERS TRIO)
- Velvet Cabaret (Radio Scotland 1998-2001)
- Only An Excuse (BBC 1 Scotland, 1999-Present)
- The Last Ever Naked Radio (Radio Scotland, 2000)
- Chewin' the Fat (BBC 1 Scotland, 2000-2002)
- Watson's Wind-Up (Radio Scotland 2001-2009)
- The Karen Dunbar Show (BBC 1 Scotland, 2002)
- Keep Taking The Nandrolone (BBC 5 Live, 2004)
- Freddie Flintoff Ate My Ashes (BBC 5 Live, 2005)
- The Auld Grey Thistle Test (Radio Scotland, 2008 & 2009)
- Exit Stage Left (Radio Scotland sitcom pilot, 2009)
- In For A Penny (Radio Scotland drama, 2010)

SELECTED VENUES / SHOWS
- The Stand, Glasgow & Edinburgh
- Just Laugh, Perth
- Madcap Comedy Club, Glasgow
- Sideplitters Comedy, various venues in Scotland
- Capital Comedy, various UK venues
- "Funnybones", Newcastle, Durham, Sunderland
- The Stand-Up 150, Dancehall Theatre, Manchester (Guinness Book Of Records Attempt 2003)
- One Big Laugh, Edinburgh (Guinness Book of Records Attempt, 2005)
- “In Ur Face Comedy”, Leicester Comedy Festival 2005 – 2007
- “Who Is Q From Airdrie?”, solo show at the Glasgow Comedy Festival 2008
- Peter Buckley Hill And Some Comedians, Edinburgh Fringe

QUOTES
- "An odd Glaswegian Emo Phillips type character whose gags alone would have done the job". Edinburgh Evening News
- Soon got the crowd back to life with his unorthodox views" Greenock Telegraph
- "Had the crowd howling with laughter with his tales" Just Laugh
- “Surprised me on several levels as he delivered a hilarious, fast paced, and very clever set” Irvine Herald
- “Definitely a bloke to look out for” Cumberland News
- “Makes our A-Z of comedy by virtue of the fact he is the only comedian whose name begins with Q.  But being funny also helped” Evening Times