Spiceworld - The Movie - and Neil helped Mike Myers with (uncredited) re-writes on
"So I Married An Axe Murderer"
In the theatre,
Neil has recently starred in Then Again, a revue with Dawn French and Sheila Hancock - Ugly Rumours in which he played a Prime Minister called Tony - and Charley's Aunt, alongside Eric Sykes and Christopher Biggins. He directed the hit West End interactive comedy whodunit Scissor Happy.
For Radio Four, Neil hosted Missed Demeanours, was a regular performer on Bits from Last Week's Radio, co-wrote and starred in FAB TV and has appeared on Just a Minute, The News Quiz, Quote...Unquote, I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, Loose Ends and In Touch. He wrote and presented the documentary Ten Years of the Comedy Store Players.
Neil is highly accomplished in the field of management training, having run many workshops and hosted conferences for private and public organisations. In the Mullarkey Workshop Neil uses the techniques of theatre improvisation to inspire business people to embrace their creativity and enhance their communication skills. His training clients include the BBC, Thames Water, Procter & Gamble, Publicis, Prudential, the Body Shop, Relate and The General Medical Council as well as Ashridge, Templeton and Henley management colleges and the Institute of Operations Management.
Neil Mullarkey is an associate of The Comedy School and regularly writes articles and book reviews for national newspapers.
Read a feature article on Neil published in the magazine of NHK Television Japan
