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Richard Leslie Vranch (born 29 June 1959) 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? [1]
Improviser, voiceover, writer, actor and stand-up. TV, radio and stage shows. Voices for ads and documentaries. Richard improvises comedy live on stage every Sunday in the Comedy Store Players.
Richard Vranch is an actor, voiceover and writer who has improvised comedy in London's Comedy Store Players since 1986. He has performed in more than 40 countries and is half of the comedy/science hula-hoop act "Dr Hula."
675 Followers, 129 Following, 109 Posts - Richard Vranch (@richardvranch) on Instagram: "Improv comedian in Comedy Store Players. Standup. Voiceover @SueTerryVoices, writing, acting, radio, telly.
Richard has appeared in scripted roles on stage, radio and TV. In 2022 he appeared in character for Private Drama Events on the iconic Belmond Orient Express: Richard is on the far right. Photographed by The Other Richard.
Jul 9, 2024 · Richard Leslie Vranch (born 29 June 1959) 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? [1] Vranch's parents were a teacher and a BT engineer. [2] .
Richard Vranch is an actor, voiceover and writer who has improvised comedy in London's Comedy Store Players since 1986. He has performed in more than 40 countries and is half of the comedy/science hula-hoop act "Dr Hula."
Richard improvises comedy live on stage every Sunday as one of The Comedy Store Players with Josie Lawrence, Neil Mullarkey, Lee Simpson, Ruth Bratt and a guest musician. Each show is different, based on suggestions from the audience. Here's a short video clip with Richard and Lee. The Players also appear at venues across the UK.
Nov 1, 2024 · Richard appeared on The Weakest Link Doctors' Special (BBC1) and You Bet (ITV) and he played Bernie Bermuda in the live BBC2 sitcom Hello Mum. He improvised stories with Sylvester McCoy on Jackanory (BBC1) and he was the narrator for the series Alex Polizzi - My Hotel Nightmare on Channel 5.
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.
