About Laurence Clark
Videos (36)
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1:39Comedian Laurence Clark's Fake Charity Collection: Heather Mills' Divorce Settlement
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1:54Comedian Laurence Clark: Bungee Jumping Sketch
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1:20Comedian Laurence Clark's Fake Charity Collection: This is a Scam
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3:19Comedian Laurence Clark on Lourdes with Robin Ince
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1:14Comedian Laurence Clark on Straws
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2:37Comedian Laurence Clark on Charging for Charging for Personal Assistance
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1:35Comedian Laurence Clark's Fake Charity Collection: Please Don't Put Money In Here
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1:51Comedian Laurence Clark's Fake Charity Collection: I Am Not a Charity Case
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1:56CURED - a new play touring May/June 2026
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1:02Laurence Clark - Stand-up show in Tallahassee, Florida
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1:02Comedian Laurence Clark's Face Charity Collection: Introduction
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1:30Laurence Clark: Independence tour trailer
223 viewsFrequently asked questions
Who is Laurence Clark?
Laurence Clark is a British stand-up comedian, writer, actor, presenter and disability rights campaigner who uses his comedy to change how the public sees disabled people.
What was Laurence Clark's first stand-up show?
His first live stand-up show was The All-Star Charity Show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2003, which The Scotsman critic Kate Copstick called a "powerful comedy voice".
What were Laurence Clark's Edinburgh shows about?
His later Edinburgh shows include 12% Evil (2007), which used video clips and slides to ridicule clichรฉs about disabled people, Spastic Fantastic (2008) and Health Hazard (2011), about the dangers of privatising the National Health Service.
Did Laurence Clark make a show for the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad?
Yes. Clark won a commission from the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad to produce a new show.
Which comedy group does Laurence Clark perform with?
From time to time he performs as part of the comedy group Abnormally Funny People.
Which TV programmes has Laurence Clark appeared on?
His television appearances include Newsnight and the BBC documentary We Won't Drop the Baby.
