Zoe Lyons

Zoe Lyons

Date of birth: 03-10-1971

A graduate of The Poor School drama college, Lyons first came to public attention in the 2001 ITV reality show Survivor, making the last four.

She then turned to stand-up, winning the Funny Women title in 2004 and being nominated for best newcomer for her debut one-woman show at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2007. The following year she won Dave’s Joke Of The Fringe with a one-liner that now seems in poor taste: ‘I can't believe Amy Winehouse self-harms. She's so irritating she must be able to find someone to do it for her’ 

Lyons’s TV appearances include Mock the Week, Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, Room 101, Live At The Apollo and QI. And in 2021 she hosted the teatime TV quiz show, Lightning, on BBC Two.

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Comedians join The Madame Blanc Mysteries

Justin Moorhouse, Zoe Lyons and Jason Manford

Comedians Justin Moorhouse, Zoe Lyons and Jason Manford are to appear in the next series of 5’s crime drama The Madame Blanc Mysteries.

Moorhouse in hard hat and high vis

Manford in dinner jacket

Other familiar comedy faces joining the series include Birds Of A Feather star Lesley Joseph, Hi-de-Hi!’s Su Pollard and Michael Fenton Stevens, whose credits include Nighty Night and Benidorm.

They will be joining the already announced regulars including Sally Lindsay, Steve Edge, Sue Vincent, Robin Askwith, Sue Holderness, Paul Chuckle  and comic Stephen Bailey, who plays gangster John Marsden.

Details of the guest stars’ roles have not yet been disclosed, while the roster also includes soap stars Brian Capron, Louisa Lytton, Frazer Hines and  Bonnie Langford.

Lindsay – who writes the show with Vincent –– said: ‘Yet again Ste. Victoire has attracted some absolute stellar stars who have all been absolutely fantastic. We are so thrilled with this series and love that the world of Madame Blanc gets bigger and better every year.’

The seven-episode series – filmed Gozo and Malta earlier this year – will start on Thursday October 29 at 9.05pm.

Meanwhile, Manford’s comedian brother Colin has even revealed to be among the contestants on the next series of Britain’s Got Talent.

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Published: 16 Oct 2026

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