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Mo Gilligan
Explore creative storytelling and audience connection with Mo Gilligan, speaker, comedian.
Mo Gilligan is one of the best-known figures in British comedy, with a career that spans stand-up, television, film, publishing and production. Known for his observational wit, dynamic stage presence and ability to connect with audiences worldwide, he has built a reputation as a leading creative voice in entertainment. His work has earned him multiple BAFTA and Royal Television Society Awards, reflecting his impact both on screen and on stage. Mo first gained widespread attention after years of creating comedy sketches on social media, leading to a breakthrough when international music artist Drake shared his work. From there, he transitioned to television, co-hosting The Big Narstie Show before launching his own Channel 4 series, The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan, which went on to become an award-winning format. Alongside his television career, he has sold out major live tours, including record-breaking runs at the Hammersmith Apollo and the O2 Arena, with his performances captured in Netflix specials released to a global audience. Beyond performing, Mo is the founder of Momo G Productions, developing original entertainment across multiple platforms and creating opportunities for underrepresented talent through the Lateish Accelerator Programme. His work extends to voice acting, writing and podcasting, including hosting Mo Gilligan: Beginning, Middle and End and Mo Gilligan’s Spotlight. Mo’s creative reach continues to expand internationally. His debut film lead in the animated feature 10 Lives premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to critical acclaim, and his recent In the Moment world tour has sold out venues across North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Whether live on stage, on television or behind the scenes, Mo’s career reflects a commitment to both excellence in entertainment and meaningful industry change.
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Mo Gilligan performs observational stand-up comedy rooted in character-based storytelling, drawing on everyday social situations and cultural experiences to build rapport with large audiences. His live format is high-energy and audience-inclusive, shaped by a background in social media sketch comedy and refined across sold-out arena tours and Netflix specials.
Mo Gilligan is available for stand-up performance, live hosting, and after-dinner entertainment, suiting large-scale corporate events, awards ceremonies, and touring formats. He has won multiple BAFTA and Royal Television Society Awards, with credits including The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan on Channel 4, sold-out runs at the O2 Arena, and Netflix specials reaching a global audience.
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