GARRETT MILLERICK
Garrett Millerick is often described as a one-man tour-de-force, Garrett is angry, irreverent, and very funny.
The world is out to get him. As he threatens to cross the line into politically incorrect territory, no subject is off limits to his acerbic, acidic wit.
A London based writer, director and comedian, Garrett can be seen regularly at The Schadenfreude Cabaret in North London where he is the resident compere.
He performed his debut stand up show at The Underbelly, Bristo Square for The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2012. The resulting show, Sensible Answers to Stupid Questions, played to sell out audiences and critical acclaim. He followed this up in 2013 with Does It Matter? – best summed up by Broadway Baby – “his angry, truthful, witty rants and professionalism make him a comedian worth following.”
As a director, his work includes both film and theatre. His stage work has attracted considerable acclaim and as a writer/director his short films have been distributed and screened internationally. He also once directed a hip hop music video, a television show about Renault Clios and a documentary about Ballroom Dancing... but doesn’t like to talk about it.
In Garret’s words:
I write things down. I say the things. Sometimes I film the things. Done a bit of Theatre. Can't sing or dance. Have a beard. That kind of thing.
New Comedian of the Year Award 2013 - 2nd place
Hackney Empire New Act Award 2013 - 2nd place