Al Pitcher

Al Pitcher

New Zealander Al Pitcher started comedy in 1999, reaching the finals of the So You Think You’re Funny? new talent competition. He then decided to capitalise on his growing reputation – by becoming a vegetable picker in Naas, Ireland. A couple of years later he returned to stand up, making the final of the Daily Telegraph Open Mic awards.

Since then he has become a regular fixture at the UK’s top clubs. In 2004 he made his solo Edinburgh fringe debut, and now has four full-length shows to his name.

He was invited to appear at Montreal’s prestigious Just for Laughs Festival in 2007 and has performed at both the Melbourne and New Zealand comedy festivals.

Pitcher was also the voice of the Fosters Lager commercials, has written for BBC Radio 1 and is an experienced TV warm-up.

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Al Pitcher live comedy dates

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Past Shows

Edinburgh Fringe 2001

Daily Telegraph Open Mic Award Final


Edinburgh Fringe 2002

Big Value Comedy Club (Late)


Edinburgh Fringe 2003

The Comedy Zone


Edinburgh Fringe 2004

Al Pitcher


Edinburgh Fringe 2005

Al Pitcher: The Wolf Catcher


Edinburgh Fringe 2006

The Al Pitcher Experience


Edinburgh Fringe 2012

Al Pitcher: Tiny Triumphs


Edinburgh Fringe 2017

Al Pitcher - Sweden Syndrome


Agent

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