Born in 1974, Terry Mynott is an actor, voice-over artist, Impressionist and stand-up comedian based in Cardiff, Wales, living with his wife Heather and their family.

Terry is a playful and wonderfully silly stand-up comedian, best known for turning other people's voices into his own peculiar brand of chaos. On stage, Terry deals in tangential storytelling which gloriously and unapologetically spirals into total nonsense; so a chat about queuing for petrol might end with him crowbarring in a fully-formed impression of David Attenborough narrating the incident.

The impressions he peppers throughout are drawn from his armoury of hundreds of voices spanning Al Pacino and Christopher Walken to Brian Cox, and Terry expertly uses them to build a warm and inclusive atmosphere. He loves nothing more than a room full of helpless giggling.

His television credits include BBC's Motherland, Doctors, Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators, Channel 4's Toast of London, Murder in Successville and Top Coppers. Terry created and starred in his own Channel 4 series, The Mimic, and previously appeared in The Morgana Show and Very Important People, following early attention from agents. 

Terry also co-hosts cult podcast When We Waffle, now approaching 50 episodes and 14,000 monthly listeners, and his family podcast Moonkarta, was honoured with a Silver Award for audio production alongside features as a Radio Times pick and The Guardian podcast of the week. 

Expect warmth, daftness and tangents that spiral out of control, with absolutely no clever callbacks.