Gallery

Photo of Richard Vranch wearing distinguished glasses and suit, sat in a dining car on the Orient Express — Belmond Orient Express, Private Drama Events, 2022. Photo: The Other Richard

Group photo of the Belmond Orient Express cast (four men, six women and Richard) dressed smartly in 1920s era clothing aboard the train — Belmond Orient Express, Private Drama Events, 2022. Photo: The Other Richard

Richard stood outside some buildings next to an eagle — A commercial featuring birds of prey directed by Max Bach for the NFTS in 2021, winner of a Golden Arrow

Photo of Josie Lawrence, Greg Proops, Sandi Toksvig, Mike McShane, Richard Vranch and Clive Anderson standing in front of a dark background — Josie Lawrence, Greg Proops, Sandi Toksvig, Mike McShane, Richard Vranch and Clive Anderson, 1991. Chelsea Studios, NYC where Bilko was filmed

Richard Vranch and Tony Slattery each wearing a shirt, tie and jacket, in front of some trees, in monotone — Richard Vranch and Tony Slattery, 1984. Photo: Donna McPhail

Screengrab of Richard Vranch playing Bernie Bermuda, wearing a pink blazer with purple shirt, against a blue background, singing into a microphone — Richard as Bernie Bermuda in the live BBC2 sitcom Hello Mum, 1987

Black & white photo of the heads of Steve Steen, Stephen Frost, Phill Jupitus, Richard Vranch and Andy Smart — The Stephen Frost Impro Allstars at the Latitude Festival: Steve Steen, Stephen Frost, Phill Jupitus, Richard Vranch and Andy Smart. Photo: Andy Hollingworth

Richard first performed at the Edinburgh Fringe in 1979 with the Cambridge Mummers. They were founded in 1929 by Alistair Cooke, who wrote with Charlie Chaplin and presented Letter From America on BBC Radio for 58 years.

Photo of Richard Vranch, Joanna Wade, Alistair Cooke and Stephen Fry dressed smartly surrounding a dinner table — Richard Vranch, Joanna Wade, Alistair Cooke and Stephen Fry, 1979.

Upcoming shows

Comedy Store Players shows

Sunday Night Improv: Comedy Store Players

Sunday 1st July 2029 7:30pm

The Comedy Store London

Richard Vranch intro to Comedy Store Players on stage