Steve Coogan
Stand-up comedian · United Kingdom

Steve Coogan

Who Steve Coogan is

British comedian, actor, writer and producer best known for creating and portraying Alan Partridge. His comedy career spans radio, television, live character shows and film. In 2026 he won the BAFTA for Actor in a Comedy for How Are You? It's Alan (Partridge).

At a glance

Born
1965
Based in
United Kingdom
Stand-up specials
Steve Coogan As Alan Partridge and Other Less Successful Characters: Live
On screen
I'm Alan Partridge, The Trip, How Are You? It's Alan and 4 more
WTF with Marc Maron
Episode 983

On stage

No dated show on D.O.C.'s Comedy Calendar right now.

Lineups belong to the rooms and the comedians, and can change; each listing has the last word. Their nights on the Comedy Calendar →

Specials, shows and podcasts

Stand-up specials

On screen

Comedians like Steve Coogan

Each linked to them by something on the record — a stage they both came through, a bill, a show, a style or a home town.

Every stand-up comedian with a page, A to Z →

Career timeline

  1. 1965Born
  2. 2006Night at the Museum (Octavius, 2006; sequel 2009) On screen
  3. 2008Tropic Thunder (Damien Cockburn, 2008) On screen

Questions about Steve Coogan

Where is Steve Coogan performing next?

No date is on D.O.C.'s Comedy Calendar right now.

What stand-up specials have they released?

Steve Coogan As Alan Partridge and Other Less Successful Characters: Live.

What TV shows and films are they in?

I'm Alan Partridge, The Trip, How Are You? It's Alan, Philomena, 24 Hour Party People and Night at the Museum, among 7 credits.

Where are they based?

United Kingdom, as their record gives it.

When were they born?

In 1965.

Have they been on WTF with Marc Maron?

Yes — episode 983.

Who are some comedians like them?

Brad Garrett (also in Night at the Museum), Ricky Gervais (also in Night at the Museum) and Robin Williams (also in Night at the Museum).

The full SUCDb record

The full record — the career in order, the specials and credits, and the sources for each — is on SUCDb, with a button to add them to your D.O.C., your twelve.

Sources

Updated 5 October 2026 · the record checked 25 September 2026