Craig Ferguson

Title: TV Host, Comedian
Birth Date: May 17, 1962
Birth Place: Glasgow, Scotland
Residence: Los Angeles, CA
Attachment: CBS, The Late Late Show

Price range: Contact PAC
Categories: Hosts, Entertainment, Comedians
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements

Each weeknight Craig Ferguson breathes fresh air into the late night talk show scene with his CBS hit “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.” The Scottish comedian took over hosting duties from Craig Kilborn in January 2005, and the show has climbed steadily in the ratings ever since and even earned Ferguson an Emmy nomination. A well-known stand-up in the UK, Ferguson broke out on American television as Drew Carey’s boss Nigel Wick on “The Drew Carey Show.” From there, he came to “The Late Late Show” and broke the mold of the typical late night show by improvising his opening monologue and singing his own theme song. Despite his nightly engagement, Ferguson remains a regular stand-up performer in New York and Las Vegas.

With his inventive sense of humor, a Craig Ferguson speaker engagement or Craig Ferguson appearance would liven up any conference or event. TSE is the company you need to handle all the Craig Ferguson speaker negotiations for you.

Craig Ferguson Speaker

Before he tackled stand-up comedy, Craig Ferguson was in a London punk band. He also has written the novel “Between the Bridge and the River,” which met with much critical success. With many different experiences behind him, Craig Ferguson speaker topics can vary to suit any interest.

Craig Ferguson Appearance

On “The Late Late Show,” Craig Ferguson appears often as someone else. His impersonations, particularly of British actor Michael Caine, are well known among viewers, but what fans of the show really want from any event is a Craig Ferguson appearance as himself.

Craig Ferguson Endorsement

A Craig Ferguson endorsement would be valuable for any product or company. The comedian is so liked and respected both by the industry and fans alike that CBS tapped him to host the 2006 People’s Choice Awards.