The FX Awards


Wednesday 26 November 2025, Grosvenor House Hotel, London fxdesignawards.co.uk


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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2025


WORDS BY TONY ROCK


REPORTER


Rory Bremner will be the celebrity host for this year’s ceremony


THE HIGHLIGHT of the design industry calendar – FX magazine’s black-tie dinner and FX Awards ceremony – returns this November and this year the event will be hosted by the brilliant impressionist Rory Bremner. As a mimic, Bremner has provided definitive impersonations of Prime Ministers and Presidents – from Tony Blair to Gordon Brown, Bill Clinton to David Cameron, and George W Bush to Donald Trump. As himself,


he’s been a presenter, writer, quiz-show host, actor, translator and even a ballroom dancer on Strictly Come Dancing.


In a TV career of over 30 years, he’s won numerous awards, including 3 BAFTAs for his Channel 4 satire series Bremner, Bird & Fortune (featuring John Bird and John Fortune). He retraced his family history for Who Do You Think You Are and has guested on comedy shows such as Have I Got News


for You, Mock the Week, Whose Line is it Anyway and Spitting Image. He’s also written diaries and columns for the FT, New Statesman and Daily Telegraph.


Table bookings for the gala ceremony are now being taken, so make sure you have your ticket to the party of the year as we reward the very best interior products and projects. Book now to avoid disappointment and we look forward to celebrating with you!


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