Victor Daniels

OBJECTIVES
Too become a well established comic on the comedy circuit

EXPERIENCE
Started my stand up career at the Purple Turtle Highbury in 1999 and haven't looked back since.

Over the next eight years I have performed in many of the top comedy venues such as Jongleurs, Comedy Store, Big Night Out, Comedy Cafe, Leaders of the new school tour, Up the Creek, Hackney Empire just to name a few.

I have even flown over to New York where I performed at the Boston Comedy club. I've also entered into some comedy competitions which included BBC talent, so you think your funny, Laughing Horse; ITV's take the mic, Hackney Empire new comedy competition, Amused Moose and the Evening Standard comedy. I was able to reach many of the finals of these competitions which I was very proud of. Between the years of 2002 - 2004 my comedy took a surprise twist. I was enrolled as a writer and actor on Angie Le Mars comedy sketch show, 'Big Sister'.

The experience gave me a new insight into comedy which made me appreciate it more as an art form and taught me how to approach every show with real conviction and professionalism. After the success of Big Sister, I was given the opportunity to work on with Gina Yashree as one of four writers on her show aptly titled, 'The Gina Yashree show'. Working at the BBC with comics such Sean Mayo and John Mann taught me how write comedy on command which is very important as comedy shows can come quick and fast which would need a much greater ratio of material. In recent years I have gone from strength to strength, performing regularly on both the black and white comedy circuit. I also have my own comedy sketch show in theatres called, 'The United Colours of Comedy'.

Which we also hope to have on television in the next couple of months.(Watch this space)

SKILLS
£ A rapport delivery of comedy
£ Instant rapport with audiences
£ Cliche as it might sounds but some really original material