John Lynn

Hailing from the emerald landscapes of Ireland, John Lynn was destined to be a raconteur & asuccessful actor. Born into a culture rich with wit and storytelling, John's transition to the comedy stage was as smooth as a perfectly poured pint of Guinness. His unmistakable Irish charm had audiences roaring with laughter, and as his reputation spread like wildfire across the Irish Sea, as he now finds himself based between London and LA, regularly performing at the West End’s “Comedy Store” & West Hollywood’s “The Improv”, alongside some of the worlds top comedians. 

Whilst a high in demand name in both the corporate and cruise ship world John doesn’t just stop there, spreading his infectious laughter far and wide with his charming Irish brand of humour Lynn is also a name among the festival scene with festival appearances that include the prestigious invite only ‘Montreal Just for Laughs’, ‘The Kilkenny Cats Laughs’, ‘Electric Picnic’ and the ever famous Edinburgh Fringe. 

Beyond the laughter, John Lynn is a well established actor, originally beckoned by the Irish Films Actors Studio were he began training for screen. Since John has starred in multiple creditable jobs including ‘Standby’ alongside Brain Gleeson and ‘Mad Men’s’ Jessica Pare, ‘Earthbound’ with Rafe Spall and David Morrissey of “The Walking Dead’.  He has appeared in RTE’s ‘Bridget and Eamonn’, ‘Butchers’ and ‘Trivia’ and most recently in a leading role in “Nova Jones’ for the BBC. 

In theatre, John has appeared as Bush in Rank, a play by Robert Massey as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival, which later transferred to the Tricycle Theatre in London. He also appeared in Lane Productions staging of Robert Massey’s Deadline. 

So, from the snug corners of Dublin to the far reaches of the comedy world, John remains a true ambassador of the infectious joy that only an Irish comedian can deliver.

“THE RISING STAR OF IRISH COMEDY” 

Sunday Times

“BRILLIANT!” 

The Irish Times

“KILLER COMEDY” 

The Times

“A COMEDY MASTERCLASS” 

The List 

“ABSOLUTELY COMPELLING… AN EASY DELIVERY THAT LIKE THE LATE, GREAT DAVE ALLEN, CAN EXPLODE WITH ANGRY EYEBALL POPPING INTENSITY. HUGELY ENTERTAINING… SHADES OF DYLAN MORAN, BUT STILL COMPLETELY JOHN LYNN”

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