Dylan Moran (born 3 November 1971 in Navan, Co. Meath) is an Irish stand-up comedian, actor and writer. He won the Edinburgh Fringe Perrier Comedy Award in 1996 - at 24, the second youngest recipient ever - and co-wrote the BAFTA-winning Channel 4 sitcom Black Books (2000-2004), in which he also played the lead role of misanthropic bookseller Bernard Black. His stand-up style blends philosophical observation with surreal, poetic language.
Dylan Moran announced the 'Looking for Trouble' UK and European tour for autumn 2026.
European leg of 'Looking for Trouble' includes dates in Brussels, Amsterdam, Stockholm and Oslo in September-October 2026.
Moran announced his stand-up show 'Dolla Ho' for an Irish tour in autumn 2025.
Moran served as Artist in Residence at the Galway Comedy Festival in October 2024.
Moran completed a 'Work in Progress Wander' across Ireland - 50 shows in 35 towns - to develop new material through summer 2024.
stand-up20:00Irish stand-up comedian Dylan Moran brings his new show "Looking for Trouble" to Göteborg. Known from the series Black Books, Moran explores life's big questions with his characteristic wit and dark humour.
stand-up20:00Dylan Moran presents his new show LOOKING FOR TROUBLE at Göta Lejon. An award-winning comedian from Black Books with sharp wit and philosophical observations.