Branch Blog - Falmouth
Roll up, roll up!!
After an amzaing turn out for the anti-valentine's Romance is Dead there really is no rest for the wicked as the next event is all set for you sketchers on Tues 26 April.
Grab yourselves tickets online at http://www.drsketchysfalmouth.co.uk.
Romance is Dead - Tues 22 Feb
Screw soppiness and sod the chocolate boxes! Who needs to paint the perfect picture of romance when you can sketch away your broken heart and long lost loves.
We’re back for the first event of the year and have a hell of an anti-valentine's day show for you!
Suzie Sequin is headlining as burlesquing masked temptress in ‘Dangerland’
Lady Allura will be embracing the anti-romantic for her burly act
And Little Dead Riding Hood and a gang of Cornwall Rollergirls will be wheeling to the stage and giving love the finger.
Bring your ex-boyfriend. Bring your mum!
We’ll be tearing the ribbon off and unwrapping more burlesque beauties for some drawing of the debauched persuasion…
We're getting festive with the return of Miss Scarlet Rose and a fan dance from a new face to Cornwall burlesque, Kitty Darling, who'll be fluttering her fans just fror you...
Two Little Birds and Loading cafe are once again providing you scribbly folk with wrapped and ribboned presents for the imaginative drawing contests. Best drawing that incorporates three of Santa's reindeers, anyone?
We're also selling advance £7 tickets (door price £8) at Two Little Birds Vintage Boutique and Loading retro games cafe in Falmouth. So you can snap yourelf up a ticket as you grab yourself a glam party
And now the Toy Box of Terror event and all it's gruesome, blood-stained Halloween depravity has been featured on the Cornwall's Coolest website!! if you missed the haunting evening of sick sketching then check out the article and also have a peek at Royzy's blog of the evening...
Flex meets sketch!
We’ve had interest from even more journo folk as Falmouth & Exeter uni’s student newspaper, Flex, published an article on the October event.
Sarah Louise Stevenson swapped her notebook for a sketchbook as she arrived, all very curious, to the evening that featured Cherry Shakewell and Meme Narciss. My musings here are nowhere near as captivating to read as Sarah’s article, so take a peek at Flex issue 12 for an insight
A macabre tale of blood, bodies and bunnies by resident Dr Sketchy's Flamouth blogger, Royzy.
Due to grim and unfortunate events, our fabulous host Fondant Fancy was unable to be present for the Dr. Sketchy's Falmouth Halloween Special. If the horrifying rumours are true, she may never be seen again. In our beloved host's absence, the hot spot was taken by Dollface Dolores, her restless porcelain counterpart.
The night opened up with a Halloween treat, in the form of an eerie awakening and a little disrobing from our initially inanimate Dollface. There is something unnerving about a child's play striptease, but simply compelling to watch. In fact it was kind of sexy, some scope for
