Nick Doody

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Nick Doody born 1972 is one of Britain's more wry political comedians, featuring frequently as a guest on radio broadcasts such as Political Animal (radio) and vox-pop television shows.

He also recently wrote for the television series FAQ U starring Justin Lee Collins and David Mitchell, featured on 'Mark Thomas' Comedy Product' and in 1997 was a finalist on Channel Four's 'So You Think You're Funny' competition.

He has written an unpublished study of American comedian Bill Hicks, 'Telling the Truth, Laughing: The Life and Works of Bill Hicks'.

In August 2006 Nick performed his first solo Edinburgh Show 'Before He Kills Again', and earlier that year made an appearance at Download festival.

Distant relative to American musician Ryan Doody (musician), composer of The God Vacuum.

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