Dan Patterson

Dan has been a television producer/writer for 25 years creating a number of hit TV shows including Whose Line Is It Anyway? (the British and American versions), Mock The Week (now in its 13th season) and Clive Anderson Talks Back. He was also responsible for bringing Room 101 to television.

 

Television:

Whose Line Is It Anyway? (Channel 4), (Bafta Award, Royal Television Society award); Whose Line Is It Anyway? USA (ABC and The CW); Mock The Week, (BBC 2), (British Comedy Award nomination, National Television Award nomination, Broadcast Award nomination); Clive Anderson Talks Back (Channel 4, 10 Series), (Bafta nomination, British Comedy Award winner); Clive Anderson All Talk (BBC1), (Bafta nomination) Room 101 (BBC2); The Peter Principle starring Jim Broadbent (BBC1); The Brain Drain (BBC2); S&M: Slattery & McShane (Channel 4); Never Mind the Horrocks (Channel 4); Kelsey Grammar Presents the American Sketch Show (Fox); Fast and Loose (BBC2); Trust Us With Your Life (ABC); 29 Minutes of Fame (BBC1); Confessions (BBC1).

 

Theatre:

Co-writer of The Duck House, which ran for 6 months at the Vaudeville Theatre in London’s West End and was nominated for an Olivier Award.

 

Radio:

Saturday Night Fry; Whose Line Is It Anyway? (Sony Award winner).

 

Dan has received a lifetime achievement award from the Chicago Improv Festival.