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.
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 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.
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!
Divide and Conquer
04 Sep 2011 1 Comment
in Crime, Love, Political Events, Society & Culture, theatre Tags: EDL, english defence league, hate, hope, poverty, racism, UAF, united against facism, unity
A ban on moving (non-static) protests was recently introduced throughout five London boroughs following a request from the Metropolitan Police. The ban started on the 2nd of September and was meant to last for 30 days.
On the 3rd of September, English Defence League (EDL) held a pre-planned protest….
Is banning non-static protests really the way forward in managing violence?
Freedom of Information Request Prompts Zombie Attack
18 Jun 2011 27 Comments
in Artists, Comedy, Film, Historical Re-enactment, Society & Culture, theatre Tags: attack, freedom, freedom of information, leicester, undead, zombie
A hoard of zombies recently attacked the offices of Leicester City Council.
Leicester Comedy Festival
19 Feb 2011 1 Comment
in Artists, Comedy, theatre Tags: Comedy, leicester, leicester comedy festival, matthew smolka, mime, protoballet, richard peel, werewolf, werewolf island
It’s February? Then it must be time for the Leicester Comedy Festival! Here’s an sample from one of the 350 or so shows taking place –
A Series Of Curious Events
03 Jan 2011 Leave a Comment
in Artists, Comedy, Film, Historical Re-enactment, Love, music, nature, Old English Traditions, Political Events, Religion, Society & Culture, Sport, theatre Tags: annual review, anthropology, curiosity, human
In the first year of www.lucypeel.com, a variety of age old traditions, circus shows, conferences, fairs, farming events, festivals, ghost hunts, theatre productions, music concerts, parades, political events, protests, religious gatherings and sports events have been discussed as illustrated in the following short film –
A Conference Named Boring
13 Dec 2010 7 Comments
in Artists, Comedy, theatre Tags: boring, boring 2010, dominion theatre, James Ward, london, Rhodri Marsden, Robin Ince
Inside a mirrored room within the depths of the Dominion Theatre in London, over 200 people gathered to attend the Boring 2010 conference. Paper bags containing the following items were awaiting all the attendees -
The 21 presentations of Boring 2010 were as follows…

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