Branch Blog - Falmouth
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
Well blow me down! This months Dr Sketchy's took it up another level, with Cherry Shakewell returning for a second evening of tassel twirling for us in Falmouth, as well as putting on what I hear to be an excellent burlesque workshop before the evenings sketching commenced. I say hear, because this was a ladies only workshop and no sneakery could get me passed those doors. The long awaited Meme Narciss made her debut appearance this month, and it was certainly worth the wait!
We all love a bit of performance with our drinks and drawing, and this month we were presented with a delightful treat. Not only did Meme Narciss have something special ready for us, but Cherry Shakewell would be doing TWO performances, one of which never
You'd be forgiven for thinking Mango Tango's had been the scene of a bloody massacre as you approached the stage prepped for Cruella and Eon's psychiatric unit. This provocative pair are Falmouth's debut double-act and it was certainly set to be a treat!
Even from within the constraints of a straitjacket and wheelchair, flesh could not be held back for long. With two models on stage together, it allowed for intimate interaction and unique poses that our sketchers had not encountered before now. A dark
Spectacular, spectacular, Dr. Sketchy's Falmouth is in full stride! This month, Slippery Nipples were lined up across the bar, fresh stockings were thrown out to competition winners and those who attended in July may have glimpsed a familiar face as the macabre Miss Malice joined the sketchers!
What's in the suitcase, Roxy? Ooh, put that away, you’ll scare the children! Summer girls should step aside as Roxy Soxoff needed a patch to stretch out her beach towel. Having brought a beach ball along to perform some very tempting poses, Roxy then sunbathed in her glorious 50s bikini whilst sketchers invited to her seaside rendezvous were spotted shuffling for a fill of different angles.
There was a downing of liquor in anticipation
Since the Falmouth branch popped up in Cornwall, we’ve been intriguing and enticing the locals with our naughty drawing fun!
Last week we graced the most apt of pages of the West Briton newspaper, page 3, as ‘Great turn turnout for Sketchy’s new style of life art session’. Which indeed it was- sold out in fact!
We were also slap bang on the front page of Augusts’ 247 magazine where I had the pleasure of a being interviewed for their ‘Burlesque meets biro’ article where I’m quizzed about what exactly it is that we get up to once the doors shut, pencils are sharpened and the music starts.
I’ve also just been nattering on air with
Another staggering night put together by the fabulous Fondant Fancy. Where else could you be at the mercy of an axe-wielding nurse and have your ship upturned by the naughtiest sailor girl… all in one night?
Sketchers were required to work their way under ground this month, into the realms of Miss Malice. Morbid and yet frightfully teasing, this is a combination that can prove most deadly. Our second performer was the raunchy Lilly la Rouge, bringing feathers and thrills to the stage with a selection of delightful burlesque poses.
I hear tight
