Incurably affable Welsh actor, comedian and impressionist Rob Brydon is perhaps best known for The Trip TV series and movie where he and Steve Coogan explore the world and middle-age together.
His other credits include TV shows Would I Lie to You?, Gavin and Stacey, Black Books, I’m Alan Partridge, and Little Britain, plus several films including 24 Hour Party People.
If that wasn't enough, he's also an accomplished singer, scoring a number one UK hit singng with Tom Jones on ‘Islands in the Stream’.
He and his eight piece band are coming to Aotearoa in March with A Night of Songs and Laughter which tells the story of Brydon's musical journey - from South Wales' school musicals to the West End. There's shows in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Rob Brydon in concert Photo: Nick Rutter
