Highly skilled and versatile comedian

Brendon Dempsey

With a remarkable ability to bring an array of characters to life through his impeccable voice work, he has become a mainstay of radio comedy sketch shows, captivating audiences with his wit and charm.

Biography

With his remarkable range of character voices and accents, Brendan Dempsey has cemented his position as a prominent figure in radio comedy sketch shows in both Ireland and the UK. His talent extends beyond the airwaves as he’s graced the stage with memorable roles, including Chief Bromden in the acclaimed ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ during its West End productions in ’04 and ’06. Over the years, he has been a staple on the UK and International Stand Up circuit, captivating audiences with his wit and charm.

For Radio 4 listeners, Brendan Dempsey is synonymous with the endearing Mr. Mullaney, a character he masterfully portrayed across four seasons of Miles Jupp’s comedy “In and Out of the Kitchen.” His performances have garnered praise from critics, with The Times review of ‘The Dublin Railway Murder,’ where Brendan’s voice brought the characters to life, drawing special attention and commendation.

Brendan Dempsey’s career is a testament to his versatile talents and his ability to effortlessly inhabit a diverse array of characters, making him a respected and admired presence in the comedy and entertainment industry.