Steve Nallon - Leading Impressionist, Broadcaster and Entertaining After-Dinner Speaker.

Steve Nallon began his career as an entertainer over twenty years ago on the northern working men’s club circuit when he was just sixteen.

After gaining a degree in Drama and English at the University of Birmingham, Steve Nallon became an original member of the Spitting Image team providing the voices of The Queen Mum, Roy Hattersley, Margaret Thatcher, David Attenborough and many more for the next ten years. In July 2000 he was involved in Sotheby’s highly successful internet auction of the Spitting Image puppets.

Steve Nallon has continued his work as an impressionist on television. In 2003 he was interviewed for the BBC 1 history of the comic impressionist in television, Who Did You Do? presented by Ricky Gervais. He also appeared on the BBC's tribute to the art and craft of the impressionist, Night of a Thousand Faces (2001) and he guest starred on Alistair McGowan’s Big Impression series (2001) and The Impressionable Jon Culshaw series. Steve has also appeared on two impressionist radio panel games, First Impressions and And This is Them, both for BBC Radio. In 2008 he appeared on BBC 1's Harry and Paul show.

His after-dinner speeches demonstrating his skills as a comedy impressionist are in constant demand.

Throughout the eighties, Steve Nallon’s definitive impression of Margaret Thatcher was a regular part of television viewing on such shows as The New Statesman and Live at the Palladium. In 2002 he appeared as Margaret Thatcher on the US Television special Bad Girls: Rebels with a cause.

If you are looking for an after-dinner speaker to deliver a unique, highly entertaining and comedy filled speech, you need look no further than leading comedy impressionist Steve Nallon. His remarkable act uses more than forty voices to take his audience on a comic tour through The World of the Impressionist.

Steve’s vast and ever growing repertoire ensures there is something for everyone in his after-dinner entertainment, from sporting celebrities such as David Beckham, Trevor Brooking and Frankie Dettori to the television personalities Jonathan Ross, Anne Robinson, Ozzy Osbourne, Graham Norton, Chris Tarrant and Dame Edna Everage. Let’s not forget the movies, including such stars as Robin Williams, James Mason and Ian McKellen, who guest appears as ‘The Wizard Gandalf’ – plus a whole host of cartoon voices, from Homer Simpson and Speedy Gonzales to Mickey Mouse and Wallace and Gromit – as well as a bunch of politicians, among them Tony Blair, Ann Widdecombe, Roy Hattersley and Margaret Thatcher. And on top of all that there’s the added bonus of some old favourites such as Cilla Black, Alan Bennett, Les Dawson, Julian Clary and Leonard Rossiter.

Recent after dinner engagements have included the Mazda Roadshows, where Steve entertained motoring journalists across the country at dinner events at the New Hall Hotel, Sutton Coldfield; The Colloden, Belfast; Hunstrete House, Bath; Swinton Park, Masham; South Lodge, Horsham; St. Andrews, Fife and The Pale, Gwynedd.

Steve Nallon has a vast amount of experience in corporate entertainment. He has performed to various sizes of audiences ranging from those as intimate as twelve to Gala Dinners of well over a thousand.

Steve is able to change style and presentation to match any event. His after-dinner speech is especially suitable for a mixed audience, preferably with an age range from around thirty onwards. The great advantage of Steve’s act is that it invariably offers something different for people of all tastes.


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