Maff Brown
In May 2005 Maff completed the Amused Moose stand up comedy course run by fellow comedian Logan Murray, then began performing in November 2005. The day after he finished the course.
Aside from MCing Outside The Box, Brown tours the UK comedy circuit developing his own material. March 2007 saw him tackle the comedy clubs in New York City. After landing three open spots, he took on Village Lantern in Greenwich Village and on to the Broadway Comedy Club with its three rooms. On the first night he was in the smallest one and was only supposed to do five minutes, but the MC told him to stay on. He did over 15 minutes and on the strength of that, got invited back the next day to play the next room up. The middle room at the Broadway Comedy Club holds around 80 people. Brown did 25 minutes and got a standing ovation.
August 2007 saw a successful Edinburgh festival stint for Brown when playing the white half in a show called The Honky and the Wog. Sharing the bill as the black counterpart, was Paramount Comedy Channel's Nathan Caton. The both performed half an hour and received positive reviews as a result.
2008's Festival was spent in the Pleasance Cellar as part of the award-winning stand up show AAA. Paddy Lennox, Tom Craine and Maff shared the night and each showcased half an hour of their best material. It was a sell-out for the whole of the August run which, for the first time in the show's history, sold out every night.
2009's Edinburgh festival saw Maff perform over three shows. Simon Donald and Maff Brown, a shared hour with Simon Donald co-founder of VIZ magazine. Half an hour alongside Simon Jenkins in the show Simon Jenkins Plus One. And as Philberto's show off brother Umberto in comedian Milo McCabe's showPhilberto's Animal .
2010 saw Maff do his debut solo showLooking After Lesal in the Pleasance
In 2011 he returned to Edinburgh performing his second solo show entitled Pacman Is Actually Allergic To Ghostsand played the host character Buddy Brownin Milo McCabe's character led spoof chat show Get Brown!
2012 saw his first sketch show outing as part of "Maff Brown's Parade Of This".