Television / Comedy Career
Rob Hoey is also a writer and comic.
Hoey's television debut came in 1999 in the form of CITV's Chatter Happy Ponies which saw Rob playing "Bob" a farm hand.
He then attended Stratford Upon Avon college where he met comedy cohort Matt J Bell. They went on to perform comedy together and at the Edinburgh festival and have done so ever since with notable performances on Charlie Brookers Screenwipe.
He is also a regular member of 'The Jelly Moustache', a comedy troupe who write, produce and perform sketches for digital channel 'Shorts TV'.
As well as television Rob Hoey and Matt J Bell perform regularly on live comedy circuit in London (currently with their show "Gcse Drama") which previewed at the etcetera theatre in Camden in 2010 to great reception and sold out shows.
In 2011 Hoey was also a part of David Walliams new show awfully good on channel 4 made by Objective Productions
In 2012 / 2013 he will performing stand up routines and touring his band across the UK.
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