Iain Stirling

Iain Stirling is an award-winning Scottish comedian, writer, and television presenter, widely recognized for his distinctive voice narration and comedic contributions to popular television series. After earning a BAFTA nomination in 2014 for Best Children’s Presenter for his role on ‘The Dog Ate My Homework,’ Iain Stirling went on to become a widely recognized voice across television and comedy. An award-winning Scottish comedian, writer, and television presenter, Stirling first gained early recognition as a finalist in the Paramount Funniest Student and Chortle Student Comedian of the Year competitions, ultimately finishing runner-up in the 2009 Chortle Student Comedian of the Year final. Prior to his BAFTA recognition, Stirling served as a lead continuity presenter for the CBBC Channel until 2013, often alongside Hacker T Dog, and contributed as a writer for various CBBC and BBC Scotland projects, including ’12 Again’ and ‘Help!

Looking ahead, Stirling has acted in ‘Comic Relief: Funny for Money’ (2024), ‘The Traitors: The Movie’ (2024), and ‘The Ultimate Hide & Seek’ (2024), with a role in ‘Funny Talking Animals’ slated for 2025. He consistently performs stand-up comedy across the UK, cementing his status as a multi-platform entertainer.