We met the four Dead Ringers team members on Thursday 18 April in a very noisy rehearsal room, preparing for the new series.
Kevin Connelly
The country's top sports impressionist was born in Middlesborough and honed his talent for mimickry at school and while working as a hotel waiter. After appearing on numerous TV and radio sports programmes, Kevin joining Dead Ringers during the second series.
This former local radio DJ and winner of Radio 1's Talent 93 trained with the Spitting Image team and knew he'd mastered the art of impressions when his 'William Hague' fooled the 10 Downing Street switchboard. Jon recently made Alter Ego for ITV and guests on Chris Moyles' Radio 1 show.
Dead Ringers' very own Robin Cook and Graham Norton is the newest member of the team. This seasoned actor spent many years on the stage and the stand-up circuit before discovering the joys of radio.
Since becoming the Cambridge Footlights first female president, Jan's vocal talents have been heard on comedy shows as diverse as Whose Line is it Anyway?, The Grimleys and Revolting People, and on the more serious stages of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
The country's top sports impressionist was born in Middlesborough and honed his talent for mimickry at school and while working as a hotel waiter. After appearing on numerous TV and radio sports programmes, Kevin joining Dead Ringers during the second series.
This former local radio DJ and winner of Radio 1's Talent 93 trained with the Spitting Image team and knew he'd mastered the art of impressions when his 'William Hague' fooled the 10 Downing Street switchboard. Jon recently made Alter Ego for ITV and guests on Chris Moyles' Radio 1 show.
Dead Ringers' very own Robin Cook and Graham Norton is the newest member of the team. This seasoned actor spent many years on the stage and the stand-up circuit before discovering the joys of radio.
Since becoming the Cambridge Footlights first female president, Jan's vocal talents have been heard on comedy shows as diverse as Whose Line is it Anyway?, The Grimleys and Revolting People, and on the more serious stages of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
