Trevor Lock

"Trevor Lock is superb!" - THE STAGE
One of the most distinctive and talented comedians on the comedy circuit, Trevor Lock has been a favourite on the London stand-up circuit and at the Edinburgh Festival where he has also co-written, performed and directed four critically acclaimed comic plays. He also finds time to co-write scripts for television, radio and theatre, as well as periodically disappearing into the jungles of South America.
A founder member and co-host, along with Dan Antopolski and Tom Fynn, of cult alternative cabaret "Kool Eddy's" which ran every Friday night on Charing Cross Road from 97-99. Although Kool Eddy's must rate as one of the most unlikely comedy venues of all time it was occasionally extremely successful and the show was taken to The Edinburgh Festival in 1998, where it played to sell-out late night audiences at The Pleasance Theatre.
"Way along the road to weird comedy… a show like no other. Trevor Lock with his own brand of self-indulgent humour makes you laugh, although the reason usually escapes you." **** THE SCOTSMAN
In 1999 Trevor returned to Edinburgh where he featured at The Gilded Balloon Theatre in the 'Number One Show' alongside Daniel Kitson and Andrew Maxwell. The critical success of that show led to many opportunities for Trevor to broaden his experience and has since been performing stand-up whenever possible and toured throughout the UK supporting Stewart Lee of Lee & Herring.
"Trevor Lock once again proves himself to be a wonderful story teller capable of weaving the unbelievable into a solid hour of fantasy." EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS
As an actor and writer Trevor has considerable experience, having worked on a number of fringe productions in the UK and California, including the lead in Richard Herring's 'Excavating Rita' in London and at The Edinburgh Festival in 1997. Trevor has also been a regular cast member in both stage and TV versions of Lee & Herring's TMWRNJ which ran for 2 series on BBC2. He has appeared in the both series of Al Murray's SKY ONE sitcom 'Time Gentleman Please' and more recently in BBC3's 'Brain Candy'.