Micky Bartlett has been a staple of the comedy scene in Ireland for almost 15 years. After graduating from Ulster University with a degree in Drama, Micky fell in love with stand up comedy. Since then he has performed in some of the most iconic theatres around the world, with several performances in the Sydney Opera house and Belfast’s waterfront hall. He was a regular panelist on BBCNI’s “Monumental” and has had numerous appearances on “The Blame Game”.

Micky performed his first run at the Edinburgh fringe festival in 2013 with his first solo stand up show “Im not even sorry”, gaining several four star reviews and playing to packed houses every night. It was due to the success of this show that Micky was offered the opportunity to become and audience warm up for BBC, where he was able to work alongside some of the finest comedy talents from around the world, including Miranda Hart, Jack Whitehall and Matt le Blanc.

Micky has also been a crucial part of the Northern Irish comedy scene, having appeared on “Tea with Me” and “General Banter” dozens of times since their inception.