Lucy Pearman
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Lucy Pearman is a British comedian, actress and writer. She was nominated for Best Newcomer in the Edinburgh Comedy Awards at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2017 for her solo show.[1] In July 2021 she wrote and starred in the BBC Three sitcom pilot Please Help.[2]
Stand up[]
Pearman performed her first solo Edinburgh Fringe show in 2016.[3] In 2017, she was nominated for Best Newcomer in the Edinburgh Comedy Awards[4] and in 2019 she was nominated for Best Show at the Leicester Comedy Festival Awards.[5]
In 2018, The Scotsman described her show Fruit Loop as one of the most unusual comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe that year.[6]
Her shows involve music, clowning, character comedy, surrealism, audience interaction, props and puns.
Television[]
She has acted on TV since 2009, appearing in The Mind of Herbert Clunkerdunk, Mr Winner and The Bill, has acted in several short films, as well as writing and producing the short film The Baby.[7][8][9] She also guest starred in the 2020 Red Dwarf special Red Dwarf: The Promised Land as Sister Peanut.
In May 2019 it was announced that Pearman will be appearing in new episodes of The Mind of Herbert Clunkerdunk on BBC 2.[10]
In May 2021 the BBC announced a pilot, Please Help, written by and starring Pearman, which aired in July 2021 on BBC Three.[11] The show centres on Pearman's character, Milly, a full-time carer who gains super powers.[12]
Radio and podcast[]
In 2018 she appeared on BBC Radio 4 in series 4 of Tim Key's Late Night Poetry Programme.[13]
She has appeared in the podcast series Funny from the Fringe, Secret Artists with Annie McGrath and Birthday Girls House Party.
Pearman's favourite comedy includes Camping, Brian Gittins and The Royle Family.[14][15]
LetLuce[]
Pearman met her double-act partner, Letty Butler, at London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) in 2007.[16][17] LetLuce began when Pearman and Butler auditioned together for an advert with Steve Bendelack and he told them "write a show and get yourselves to Edinburgh".[18]
Live shows[]
- 2019 – Baggage
- 2018 – Fruit Loop
- 2017 – Maid of Cabbage
- 2016 – Crack in Progress
- 2015 – Sea Men (LetLuce)
- 2014 – Show Pony (LetLuce)
See also[]
References[]
- ^ The British Comedy Guide - Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2017
- ^ Bustle - The Real Life Inspo Behind BBC Three's Please Help Is Both Funny & Heartwarming
- ^ [https://www.unitedagents.co.uk/lucy-pearman#comedy United Agents - Lucy Pearman
- ^ The British Comedy Guide - Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2017
- ^ Beyond The Joke
- ^ The Scotsman - The Most Unusual Comedy Shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2018
- ^ British Comedy Guide - The Mind of Herbert Clunkerdunk series ordered
- ^ Chortle - Trailer for Joz Norris and Ed Aczel's Heist Movie
- ^ IMDB - Lucy Pearman
- ^ British Comedy Guide - The Mind of Herbert Clunkerdunk series ordered
- ^ BBC Media Center - Brand new Comedy Threesome Please Help Me comes to BBC Three
- ^ Guide, British Comedy. "Please Help - BBC3 Sitcom". British Comedy Guide. Retrieved 2021-09-04.
- ^ BBC Radio 4 - Tim Key's Late Night Poetry Programme
- ^ The Guardian - Lucy Pearman
- ^ [1]
- ^ The Guardian - Edinburgh Festival 2015
- ^ British Comedy Guide - 2015 Features
- ^ British Comedy Guide - 2015 Features
- ^ The List - Reviews
- ^ The List - Reviews
- ^ The Guardian - Edinburgh Festival 2015
- Living people