ANDY BARR

The internet's primary resource for one specific Andy Barr

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Andy Barr reclines at home, contemplates apple. Image credit - Michael Julings

The internet’s primary resource for one specific Andy Barr.

Who exactly are we talking about?

In this case, we are referring to the Andy Barr born in Kent in 1990, currently operating as a comedian, podcaster, writer, content creator and administrator (although not necessarily in that order), in the London area of the world.

This Andy Barr has been performing stand-up comedy since 2010, has produced four Edinburgh Fringe shows, amongst other solo and collaborative projects.

Praise for…

“There is no better way to spend an hour at the Fringe. Get ready to meet your new favourite Comedian.” John Kearns

“Skilfully written and delivered lines… Barr’s comic timing and gestures are impeccable” **** (List)

“He is a funny boy” (Tim Key)

“Barr is an off-key delight, whose anarchic approach to unconventional narrative promises to be something altogether different” (The Skinny)

“His persona is marvellously fully-formed […] like classic Johnny Vegas […] the effect is magnetic.” (Chortle)

“Andy Barr is proven. Bonafide as an untapped goldmine of bizarre potential just waiting for that wider audience to embrace him.” (British Comedy Guide)

“Highly enjoyable and incredibly funny” – ***** – (A Young(ish) Perspective)

“Barr’s louche swagger brings to mind Matt Berry” (The Skinny)

Nominee – Best New Show – Leicester Comedy Festival 2025

Photo credits to Michael Julings, Sam Nicoresti designed the poster, cat credit to Clive, who is a cat.

In this photo I am eyeballing a merchant who has rebuffed my attempts to haggle
A candid shot in which I am caught resting after a tiring day.
In which I am found attempting to get inside the mind of a bird which, regrettably, no longer has one.
Chilling
In this image I have forgotten where I am. Of course, I am in one of the most iconic estates in London.
This telephone employed me as a bodyguard, albeit briefly.
Sometimes, one must simply look wistfully at something.
A chair is the ideal place to sit.
A chair is the ideal place to sit.
A memory of teenage embarrassment has bubbled up.
Sometimes, a chair is not the ideal place to sit.
Thinking of my family, whom I love very much.
Credit for all photos to Matthew Highton.

It would be remiss not to mention that Barr can be compensated for his efforts via Ko-Fi – SEND FUNDS.