The Doc:Comedy Project – Episode Eight
14 Apr 2012 Leave a Comment
in Artists, Comedy, Society & Culture, theatre Tags: act, Comedy, dave's leicester comedy festival, francis jenking, oliver sillito, racism, sexuality
This week’s double feature showcases Oliver Sillito supporting Francis Jenking who performed ‘The Absolutist’.
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Be sure to reserve your seats for the Doc:Comedy premiere on Saturday 28th July 2012 by clicking here Look out for trailers over the next few weeks.
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The Doc:Comedy Project – Episode Six
31 Mar 2012 Leave a Comment
in Artists, Comedy Tags: australia, Comedy, country curiosity, dave's leicester comedy festival, Festival, helene murray, leicester, stand-up
This week’s short film features Country Curiosity as performed by Helene Murray.
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Next week’s short film will feature Tony Jameson and Katie Mulgrew who performed ‘Do Jokes’ at Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival.
The Doc:Comedy Project – Episode Five
24 Mar 2012 Leave a Comment
in Artists, Comedy, Love, Society & Culture Tags: aaron twitchen, comedian, Comedy, daves, Festival, jokes, leicester, performance, stand-up
The short film released this week features ‘Quarter Life Crisis’ as performed by Aaron Twitchen
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Next week’s short film will feature Helene Murray who performed ‘Country Curiosity’ at Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival.
The Doc:Comedy Project – Episode Four
17 Mar 2012 Leave a Comment
in Artists, Comedy, Society & Culture, theatre Tags: dave, daves, englebert humperdink, leanne mckie, leicester comedy festival, sketch, stand-up, suzanne rowland
The short film released this week features ‘What Have you Done With Denises 30p?’ as performed by Leanne McKie, Suzanne Rowland and team.
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Next week’s short film will feature Aaron Twitchen who performed ‘Quarter Life Crisis’ at Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival.
The Doc:Comedy Project – Episode Three
10 Mar 2012 Leave a Comment
in Artists, Comedy, music, Religion Tags: Comedy, dave's leicester comedy festival, deadpan, feminism, fesival, jenny stokes, jewish, naomi paul, reshape while damp
The short film released this week features Reshape While Damp as performed by Naomi Paul & Jenny Stokes
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Next week’s short film will feature Leanne Mckie, Suzanne Rowland and team who performed ‘What Have You Done With Denise’s 30p?’ at Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival.
The Doc:Comedy Project – Episode Two
03 Mar 2012 Leave a Comment
in Artists, Comedy, Society & Culture, theatre Tags: comedian, Comedy, dave's leicester comedy festival, DLCF, funny, hysterical, mark olver, olver, sexual
The short film released this week features Mark Olver.
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Next week’s short film will feature Jenny Stokes & Naomi Paul who performed ‘Reshape While Damp’ at Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival.
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The Doc:Comedy Project – Episode One
28 Feb 2012 Leave a Comment
in Artists, Comedy, theatre Tags: comedian, Comedy, dave's leicester comedy festival, DCLF, funny, humour, hysterics, Ishi Khan-Jackson, jokes, laugh, leicester
Announcing the launch of the Doc:Comedy project.
A series of short films concentrating on 12 very different comedians will be regularly promoted ahead of the release of the Doc:Comedy documentary later this year. First up is Ishi Khan-Jackson!
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DocFilm Festival 2012
19 Jan 2012 Leave a Comment
in Artists, Film, Society & Culture Tags: big screen, cinema, docfilm, documentary, Festival, film, leicester, phoenix, phoenix square, showcase, square
From Friday 20th – Sunday 22nd January, Leicester will host the second DocFilm Festival. There will be a selection of documentaries and short films on display at the Phoenix Square.
On Saturday 21st January from 4:30pm there will be a showcase of work by Lucy Peel including films such as Public Sector Strike – Protection of Pensions, A Tale of Tent City, The Morning After and Zombie Attack!
More information about the festival and this showcase can be found here.
It’s free to attend this showcase. Hope to see you there!
The 2nd Annual Conference of Boring (2011)
22 Nov 2011 4 Comments
in Artists, Comedy, Society & Culture Tags: 2011, Adam Curtis, boring, boring 2011, Chris T-T, Conference, Felicity Ford, Galit Ferguson, Greg Stekelman, Helen Keen, James Ward, Jon Ronson, Josie Long, Leila Johnston, london, Mark Stevenson, Matt Crosby, Matt Parker, Peter Burnett, Rhodri Marsden, Richard DeDomenici, show, Tim Steiner, Toby Dignum
It was time for the festival of the obscure, the mundane, the common, the twisted, the funny, the celebration of Boring! This year, the Boring conference was taking place at York Hall on Old Ford Road in East London. A sold-out event; it had twice the capacity of the venue used last year and this notice greeted the worryingly excited people upon arrival –
Looks like last year’s inaugural conference had caught the attention of quite a few people!
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