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About Trevor Lock

Trevor Lock is a British comedian who works in writing, directing, stand-up and acting. He toured the UK supporting Stewart Lee and Russell Brand and appeared at the Edinburgh Fringe. Two of his plays were broadcast on Afternoon Play on BBC Radio 4. On television he appeared in the Lee and Herring BBC Sunday lunchtime show and in BBC3's Brain Candy. His shows include Trevor Lock, An Audience With, Let's Start Another Cult, How to Drink a Glass of Water and Trevor Lock's Community Circle, and he also runs workshops such as Reality Games and Joke Hospital. He has staged largely improvised events.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Trevor Lock?

Trevor Lock, born 2 September 1973, is an English comedian, actor and playwright known for the circuitous and surreal nature of his comedy.

Where did Trevor Lock grow up?

Trevor Lock grew up in the Northamptonshire villages of Flore and Bugbrooke and studied philosophy at University College London.

Who has Trevor Lock toured with?

Trevor Lock has toured the UK as support for both Stewart Lee and Russell Brand.

What was Community Circle?

Community Circle is a Trevor Lock show that The Scotsman awarded five stars at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2017.

Why is Trevor Lock called Cocky Locky?

Trevor Lock was nicknamed Cocky Locky on Russell Brand's BBC radio shows, where he appeared with Brand and Matt Morgan and became associated with the catchphrase "Eat your fudge!".

What TV shows has Trevor Lock appeared in?

Trevor Lock regularly appeared in the Lee and Herring show This Morning With Richard Not Judy and played various roles in Channel 4's Star Stories.

What is The Trevor Lock Experience?

The Trevor Lock Experience is one of the largely improvised, audience-focused events Trevor Lock has staged since moving away from stand-up in the late 2010s, alongside We Are Each Other.

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