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Comedy - You're avin a Larf
Tiemo Entertainments organise and promote their
own comedy shows, entitled 'you're 'avin a larf', as well as provide black comedians, asian comedians
and English comedians for other comedy shows and corporate functions. If these are of interest to you please let us know. To
discuss further, email bookings@tiemo.co.uk and we will get back in touch.
You can also contact us at bookings@tiemo.co.uk if you wish to book a comedian for a private booking for a corporate
or personal function. We can supply a wide range of Black comedians, Asian comedians, English comedians, American and Canadian
comedians, male and female, as well as up and coming comedians who'll be the stars of the future.
Thank-you
Tiemo Entertainments
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| Headlining at the Broadway Theatre 20th June 2010 |
Bank
Holiday Sunday 30th May 2010 Bring the Loving Back - A fun Gameshow - 6.45pm - 3a.m.
Hosts
: Rudi Lickwood & Mr Cee with guests :-
* El Crisis
* Vivian 'Sugar Love' Jones
* The Real McCoy's Leo Muhammad
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* Dark Elite Dance Troop
* Game show with chance to win Flat Screen TV's, Holidays & Restaurant Reservations.
@The Rouge Club, Bombay Dreams, 3 Sevenex Parade, London Road, Wembley HA9 7HQ (Opp Wembley High Road McDonalds).
5 minute walk from Wembley Central station.
Hotline : 07960 -197 219.
This event co-incides
with the exact date of Tiemo Entertainment's first ever London show on 30th May 2005 at Hornsey's Cultural Centre
and features Rudi Lickwood from that show. The show features Leo Muhammed who's performed a few times for Tiemo including
our first sold comedy show in London at Smollensky's Hammersmith in 2006 and the host Mr Cee has performed a number of
times for Tiemo Entertainments including our first ever show at the Swan Theatre, High Wycombe in February 2005.
We have negotiated a special Tiemo 5th Anniversary discount for Tiemo members. Simply quote TIEMO 5 when
calling to book your tickets and you will obtain the following discounts where discounted tickets are still available.
These apply to ADVANCE bookings only.
£35 (£30 with TIEMO 5 discount of 14%) includes VIP cocktails,
Meal, Magician, Show + After Party. Starts 6.45pm, Meal 7.30pm
£20 (£15 discount offer i.e. 25% discount)
Show + After party 8.45pm
£10 (£5 discount offer i.e. 50% off) After party 11.30-3am
VIEW BRING BACK THE LOVING ON FACEBOOK FOR FURTHER DETAILS
SUNDAY 20TH JUNE 2010 7.15pm
Carlton
Thomas and Goodfoot Promotions present :
WHO'S THE DADDY starring CURTIS WALKER
Broadway Theatre,
Catford, London SE6 4RU. 0208-690 0002.
Tickets £15.
Come see Curtis Walker “The Don
of Comedy” (pictured above) at the Broadway Theatre Catford on stage in his long awaited one man comedy show called “Who’s the Daddy?” on Father’s Day.
The evening will be filled with hilarious stand up comedy and sketches brought to you by one man with one mic with one mission.
This night is a must for your comedy calendar as you will be guaranteed laughter and humour and of course a few surprises
from our celebrate guests.
Broadway Theatre
Please see below for a newly posted series of interesting articles on the popularity of black comedy in
the USA and the difficulties encountered by black british comedians making a success of their careers in Britain.
Thank-you.
Black Tie Comedy Awards 2009
29th November 2009
- Indigo O2, London
Finally.
After year’s of postponements and an earlier postponement last August 2009, Black Britain finally got another comedy
awards ceremony underway. And even then, the awards destined never to be, suffered further unforeseen delays with a car on
fire in one of London’s major arteries, the Blackwall tunnel, causing huge tail backs, delays for attendees and comedians
and forcing some to give up and head home.
Starting over an hour late because of this, for those who made it it was well worth being there
as it was a tightly delivered, compact show featuring some of the best talent around.Compered by Kojo and guest, the show opened with a fine dancing
display by a “Diversity” style dance troupe.
Awards were presented by Danielle Brown, little
sister of former Spice Girl, Mel B, as well as esteemed actors Dona Croll and Rudolph Walker.
During the interval, Tiemo Entertainment’s CEO Michael
Peters spoke to BBC Radio London presenter Dotun Adebayo live on air during his popular, ‘Dotun on Sunday’, show,
giving Dotun and listeners a flavour of the award show they were missing.Dotun was particularly intrigued by the winner of the Best Newcomer award,
going to Kevin J. Notable for him being a white Londoner. Michael explained, “Funny as it may sound, Kevin J is very
funny and along with fellow white Londoner Jamie Howard, has been very warmly received and embraced by black audiences and
comedians alike on the black comedy circuit. I think both are a product of their environment, having grown up in and been
educated in predominantly black neighbourhoods and Schools, which means African and Caribbean accents seem to come quite naturally
to them, though of course it is a little strange to see that juxtaposition of white person/black accent. Fortunately for both
of them they pull it off quite hiliariously.”
Comedians present, some of whom were nominees, included Annette Fagon, Glenda Jaxon,
Kevin J, Prince Abdi, Felicity Ethnic, Eddie Kadi, Quincy, Slim, Richard Blackwood and Miss London. All in all a very good night.
And the winners were
· Best newcomer - Kevin J
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Best Female - Glenda Jaxson
· Best Male
– Slim
· Best International Comedian - Chris Rock
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Best TV Performance - Slim (MTV)
· Best Comedy Promoter – Harmony Productions
· Outstanding Contribution - The Real McCoy
Review - Tiemo Entertainments
British Comedy Awards 2009 Results - 12th December 2009
Best comedy entertainment personality: Harry Hill – Harry Hill's
TV Burp (ITV)Best comedy entertainment programme: Harry Hill's TV Burp (ITV)Best
television comedy actor: Simon Bird – The Inbetweeners (Channel 4)Best television
comedy actress: Katherine Parkinson – The IT Crowd (Channel 4)Best new British television
comedy: Psychoville (BBC 2)Best television comedy drama: Pulling Special (BBC
3)Best live stand-up performer: Michael McIntyreBest male comedy newcomer:
Charlie Brooker–You Have Been Watching (C4)Best sketch show: Harry & Paul
(BBC 1)Best female comedy newcomer: Ramona Marquez – Outnumbered (BBC 1)Best
comedy panel show: Have I Got News For You (BBC 1)Best sitcom: Outnumbered
(BBC 1)Best comedy film: In the Loop Lifetime achievement:
Sir Terry WoganOutstanding contribution to comedy: Peter KayBest British comedy
2009: Outnumbered (BBC 1)Ronnie Barker Writers' Guild of Great Britain Award:
Graham Linehan
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| Star Comedian at Laughterfest 2009 |
Heard the one about black stand ups ?
The black comedy circuit is booming, with packed crowds
and a host of stars. So why aren't there more on TV or at mainstream venues? Brian Logan talks to performers about cowardly
producers, all-white audiences – and the lure of America.
The Guardian, 13.04.10
Stephen K Amos Murder, he wrote. He once joked that British TV couldn't cope with more than one black comedian at a time now
Stephen K Amos is getting his own BBC series. And he hasn't even had to kill Lenny Henry, he explains. The Guardian 01.12.09
Find The Funny with Black Britain's King of Comedy By Shaun Ajamu Hutchinson - 29.05.09
Stand Up Black Britain
Black to Basics
Black and Blue across the Atlantic
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 6-30 August 2010
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