Alan Brough (b. 1967 in Hawera, New Zealand) is a New Zealand actor and comedian.
At present, Brough appears as one of the team captains, and writes for Spicks and Specks (2005-), an Australian music game and quiz show, hosted by Adam Hills. On the 100th episode, he was declared by "The Queen" to be the "Kiwipedia of Knowledge" (which is an anagram of Wikipedia).
Alan was the very first guest on the very first episode of Australia's "Rove" (1999), the original Channel Nine version of the Channel Ten talk show "Rove Live" (2000), hosted by Rove McManus (I)
(2004) With Mick Molloy (I) and Robyn Butler, co-hosted "Tough Love", a daily radio comedy programme broadcast live, all over Australia.
