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Richard Vranch improvises comedy in Paul Merton's Impro Chums, the Comedy Store Players and Steve Frost's Impro Allstars. In the 1980s Richard wrote and performed a double-act with Tony Slattery on the London comedy circuit, and he was the male member of the feminist cabaret group The Milles.
Paul Merton, one of the UK's best-loved performers, and his world renowned Impro Chums Suki Webster, Mike McShane, Richard Vranch and music fromKirsty Newton create a new and unique comedy show, based entirely on suggestions from the audience, their own finely honed improvisational skills and an almost manic compulsion to show off.
Richard Leslie Vranch is an English actor, improviser, comedian, writer and musician. He is known for providing the music for the British TV series Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Richard appeared on The Weakest Link: Doctor's Edition on BBC1 and You Bet! hosted by Matthew Kelly on ITV. He was a guest on Mind Games hosted by Marcus de Sotoy on BBC4, and on Wowfabgroovey and Laughlines.
Richard Vranch joined the Comedy Store Players in 1986. He also performs stand-up comedy and his voice can be heard on adverts and documentaries. Richard wrote and performed a double-act with Tony Slattery, and he was the male member of feminist cabaret group The Milles. He has appeared at the Edinburgh Fringe since 1979.
Richard Vranch Contact Info Quick Reference. Profession: Actor DOB: 29 Jun 1959 Primary Address: Richard Vranch RBM Actors 3rd Floor 1 Lower Grosvenor Place London SW1W OEJ UK Secondary Address: RBM Actors (Talent Agency) 3rd Floor 1 Lower Grosvenor Place London SW1W OEJ UK Phone: +44 (0)207 976 6021 Fax: +44 (0)207 630 6549 Biography: Richard Leslie Vranch is an English actor, improviser ...
In 1999 the BBC commissioned a pilot script for Together Forever written by Richard and Jim Sweeney. Jim played a vampire who appears to the viewer as animated, hand-drawn by Lucy on each frame of live-action video. It was nominated for the 2000 BBC2 Greenlight Awards. Richard and Lucy's animated short film for Boots won the IVCA Gold Award:
