Best known for playing Philomena Cunk in Charlie Brooker’s Weekly Wipe, Diane began doing stand-up in 2005.
In 2006 she was runner-up in two national stand-up competitions: The Hackney Empire Competition and the Funny Women Awards.


Diane trained at East 15 Acting School, gaining roles in both theatre and television, including Ken Campbell’s 24 hour Warp Experience and Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights for Channel 4. If you’d like to see a full list of credits please go to www.unitedagents.co.uk


She is also one half of the acclaimed sketch duo Two Episodes of Mash. Their second radio series recently transferred to Radio 4.


QUOTES
‘This Exciting young northern comic has a flair for the grotesque and a wonderful feel for language’ The Guardian

‘Diane Morgan has the talent to break free from those double-act shackles and carve out a substantial stand-up career of her own’ The Scotsman

‘A nice line in dark storytelling’ Independant

‘Sharp writing and an endearing delivery’ Chortle

‘Break-ups, singledom, and wedding etiquette may not be wholly original territory for a female stand-up, but Diane Morgan does it better than most. Runner-up in the 2006 Funny Women awards, Morgan quit her job packing worming tablets in a factory, and a chip shop called ‘Le Chipperie’ to do stand up. If that’s not reason enough to see her, I don’t know what is.’ Short List :10 Best New Comedians
 
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