Bobby Davro is one of British comedy's most recognisable faces, with a career on stage and screen stretching back more than four decades. He first broke through on the ITV showcase Live From Her Majesty's in 1983, and quickly built a reputation for rapid-fire impressions, elastic physical comedy and a knack for connecting with a crowd. That mix of mimicry, sketch work and old-fashioned stagecraft has kept him a familiar and welcome name on the club and theatre circuit ever since.
Through the mid 1980s and into the 1990s he fronted a run of his own primetime sketch shows, including Bobby Davro on the Box, Bobby Davro's TV Weekly and Davro's Sketch Pad, cementing him as one of the biggest names in mainstream British light entertainment. In the years since he has continued to appear regularly on television, taking a dramatic turn in EastEnders as Vinnie Monks, competing on Dancing on Ice, and taking part in Your Face Sounds Familiar, all while keeping up a busy schedule of live stand-up and after-dinner appearances.
That instant recognisability, combined with material that plays cleanly to a wide range of audiences, makes Bobby a dependable choice for corporate functions, award nights and family entertainment alike. His impressions and quick-witted crowd work translate easily to any room, and decades of experience mean he knows exactly how to read and win over an audience, whatever the occasion.