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Niall is a comedian, actor, improvisor and writer. He has improvised with Improbable Theatre in Lifegame and Animo and with the Comedy Store Players. He's written and performed two acclaimed solo shows, Hungarian Bird Festival and The Man Who Would Be Sting and is in Note to Tale, a collaborative work with improvising classical quintet Between the Notes. TV work includes Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Swiss Toni, and, as writer/performer , Barking and Confessions. On radio, he has co-written and starred in two series of Losers for BBC Radio 4 and in two radio plays, Tunnel Vision and Hungarian Birdsong. He is sport columnist Robbo on BBC Sport Online.
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