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Tag Archives: angie le mar
What a Sorry Mess: ‘Sorry I Didn’t Know’ – Review
Star Rating: *ITV14 Episodes – Broadcast: 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th October 2020 Sorry I Didn’t Know (SIDK) was the much hyped new panel show during ITV’s Black History Month season of programming that was intended to be a programme … Continue reading
Upfront Comedy with a French Twist
Star Rating: **** Tricycle Theatre London NW6 Sunday 8th October 2017 Oh la la. A new season of Upfront Comedy got off to bang with something of a French theme, merci beaucoup to Parisienne Arielle Souma and French sounding South … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy Reviews, Comedy Reviews 2017
Tagged angie le mar, arielle souma, eddie nestor, icy jones, upfront comedy
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3.5 Minutes, Ten Bullets film review
Star rating: ***** Regent Street Cinema, London W1 Review date: Thursday 24th September 2015 Director: Marc Silver The curiously titled 3.5 Minutes Ten Bullets (Dogwoof films) precisely sums up the essence of this documentary. Namely that on Black Friday 2012 (irony upon … Continue reading
Posted in Film Reviews, Legal, Politics
Tagged 3.5 minutes ten bullets, angie le mar, dogwoof films, Dr Doirean Wilson, George Ruddock, gun control, gwenton sloely, Jak Bubela, jon hughes, jordan davis, judith jacob, koby hagan, kush film boutique, lauren mercurious-tayler, Lee Jasper, marc silver, marlon palmer, ron davis, stafford scott, viv ahmun
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Blackwood Scores Wembley Hat-trick
Comedy’s coming home to Wembley Black Comedy Awards Ceremony 2013 Crystal Banqueting Halls Wembley, London Thursday 19th December 2013 The BLACK COMEDY AWARDS 2013 took place on Thursday 19th December 2013 in Wembley. It was a very special year for … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy Reviews, Comedy Reviews 2013
Tagged angie le mar, bibi crew, black comedy awards, black comedy awards 2013, curtis walker, Dizzle, DJ Mykal Supabad, felix dexter, gina yashere, Glenda Jaxson, kevin hart, linda hargreaves, london brown, nicci forrester, richard blackwood, skinny bitch, Slim
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Black to the future: Planning ahead for success
Black to the future: Planning ahead for success in 2011 Tiemo Talk of the Town Tuesday 7th December 2010 Toynbee Hall London E1 By Bunmi Williams On a bitterly cold night in December 2010, positive, forward thinking people, gathered to be … Continue reading
Book a Comedienne … You what? Are you ‘avin a larf?
Why would anyone want to book or see a female Comedienne? Or Pilot, Engineer, mechanic or Cabbie for that matter? It’s not a job for women is it? Tell that to Gina Yashere, Jo Brand, Joan Rivers, Sarah Milligan, Shappi … Continue reading
Are Black Women Beyond a Joke?
Are Black women beyond a joke? There. I said it, but before I answer the question, let´s focus on what it looks like on the surface. To be precise I’m curious as to why there seem to be so few … Continue reading
Why has Black TV failed to progress beyond The Real McCoy?
***** Caribbean (IN)Visibility on British TV/Cinema Screens – CaribDirect Seminar Dominica High Commission London SW5 Thursday 5th December 2013 CaribDirect hosted an excellent seminar on the lack of Black presence on British TV and cinema screens as part of their … Continue reading
Posted in TV
Tagged akin salami, aml ameen, angie le mar, black comedy awards 2013, felix dexter, marcus ryder, ron belgrave, samuell benta
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The Real McCoy 21st Anniversary Celebration
The Real McCoy 21st Anniversary Celebration ***** 5/5 Will there ever be another Black sit-com, return of or replacement for the Real McCoy? 27th April 2012 BBC Radio Theatre, Broadcasting House, London W1 It was an honour to receive an invite to … Continue reading
Edinburgh Fringe Festival Comedy Reviews 2010
Posted in Comedy Reviews, Edinburgh Fringe Reviews 2010
Tagged andi osho, angie le mar, ava vidal, busting out, comedy, do you know where your daughter is?, edinburgh castle, edinburgh festival, edinburgh fringe, felix dexter, lee nelson, patrick monahan, reginald d hunter, shappi khorsandi
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