Dougie started his career at the The Stand in hometown Edinburgh. For Fringe 2003, he headlined the prestigious Big Value comedy package show at the Café Royal, and his debut solo show in 2007 was a great success.

He performs at all the major comedy venues in the UK and abroad - as far flung as Shanghai! He headlines in many places, and his relaxed style and widespread appeal makes him much in demand at major corporate events and weddings.

His precision humour is delivered with great warmth, and he has been selected by many high profile comics, both old school and new, to support them on tour, including Sean Hughes (2007) and Dylan Moran.

Dougie’s comedic talents also include writing and acting. He wrote and played the part of an eccentric vet in the Scottish art house film, Auchter-Nae-Where released in May 2004.

Ronnie Corbett’s Comedy Britain 2011

Confessions, ITV 1 2006
Through the Night LBC
Beat Room, BBC Choice
Loud TV, STV
Live Floor Show, BBC Scotland
Velvet Cabaret, BBC Radio Scotland
Voiceover - Days That Shook the World, BBC2

Edinburgh Fringe
Dougie Dunlop, solo show, 2007
Big Value, Café Royal 2003
Dunlop & Dowdeswell, The Underbelly 2002
The Midnight Show, The Gilded Balloon 2000

Corporate Events and Weddings
Presenting company award ceremonies and after dinner entertainment:
Tesco 2004
Major Golf Clubs
Portsmouth Round Table

Venues
Dougie has played at all the major venues, including Comedy Store, Jongleurs, The Highlight, Up the Creek, The Comedy Café, Bearcat and Bound & Gagged.

‘Terrific comedian’  Frankie Boyle

‘A real entertainer, with an eye for the details of the modern world.’  Guardian Pick of the Week July 09

‘Hilariously bleak’ The List

‘The Ronseal of Stand-up Comedians’ Chortle