Doc Brown
Profile
The younger brother of bestselling author Zadie Smith, Doc Brown was once an underground rapper who worked with, among others, De La Soul and Mark Ronson. In 2008, he put down one mic and picked up another, turning his hand to stand up comedy. He has so far been a finalist in the prestigious 'So You Think You're Funny' competition, had bonafied comic roles in CBBC's 'Big Babies', Channel 4's 'The Inbetweeners and Ben Miller'd forthcoming movie 'Huge' to name but a few.
He's also been accused of 'not being black enough'. Doc says he doesn't speak about politics because he's not 'well informed enough'. Instead, he speaks about his own personal politics and his life as a mixed race singer/songwriter/stand up comedian in the multicultural world around him.
Next shows
-
Friday 16 November
Friday night comedy
Leicester
Tickets: £9.00 | NUS: £6.50
Book tickets / more info -
Friday 16 November
Friday night comedy
Nottingham
Tickets: £10.00 | NUS: £4.00
Book tickets / more info -
Saturday 17 November
Saturday night comedy
Nottingham
Tickets: £13.00 | NUS: £7.00
Book tickets / more info -
Saturday 17 November
Saturday night comedy
Leicester
Tickets: £10.00 | NUS: £8.00
Book tickets / more info
Past shows
-
Saturday 25 February
Saturday night comedy
Nottingham
£13.00 NUS £7.00
-
Friday 24 February
Friday night comedy
Nottingham
£5.00 NUS £3.50
-
Saturday 20 August
Saturday night comedy
Nottingham
£11.00 NUS £7.00
-
Friday 19 August
Friday night comedy
Nottingham
£9.00 NUS £6.00
-
Saturday 26 February
Saturday night comedy
Nottingham
£11.00 NUS £5.50




