BARKING TALES - RAY PEACOCK

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Holy moly what a treat we've got in store for your lovely little faces in THE FINAL SHOW BEFORE CHRISTMAS. Be sure to grab your tickets pronto for this one as I'm 97.5% sure it'll sell out. That's right.

The truly superb RAY PEACOCK is headlining -

Peacock made his debut at the Edinburgh Festival in 2002, originally as a brash Yorkshireman character who soon became a regular act on the live circuit. In his 2006 show at the Edinburgh Festival, the character was dropped in all but name and Peacock delivered a confessional stand-up show entitled "Out of Character".

In 2007 Peacock began presenting his iTunes & Chortle hosted The Ray Peacock Podcast alongside fellow comedians Ed Gamble and former EastEnders actor Raji James. It was later succeeded by The Peacock and Gamble Podcast, which is also hosted by Chortle. A surprise one-off reunion show was released on 13th Sept 2010 to celebrate the 50th episode on the same day that the Peacock & Gamble Podcast episode 50 was released.

After three consecutive fringe shows with Peacock & Gamble, Peacock returned to solo stand-up for the 2014 Edinburgh Fringe with the acclaimed show "Here Comes Trouble". It subsequently went on a UK tour in 2014-2015.

He writes a monthly column in the Rugby League Magazine "Forty-20" and regularly appears on Sky News's Sunrise.

Peacock now presents a Paranormal Podcast 'The Parapod' with comedian Barry Dodds

In his 2014 tour "Here Comes Trouble" Peacock revealed details of suicide attempts earlier that year, mental health and relationship issues, and has subsequently written about these topics at length for Mental Health Today Magazine and the British Comedy Guide, and spoken about them on Sky News and his radio shows.

TV
Ray in Live at the Electric (BBC - 2012)
MC in Not Going Out (BBC - 2012)
Peacock & Gamble in Russell Howard's Good News (BBC - 2011)
Himself in "The Many Faces Of Les Dawson" (BBC - 2011)
Various in Russell Howard's Good News (BBC - 2011)
Ray in "Warm Up" (BBC - 2011)
Himself in Most Annoying People 2010 (BBC - 2010)
Himself (stand-up) in Russell Howard's Good News (BBC - 2010)
Roger in Skins (C4 - 2009)
Darren in No Heroics (ITV - 2008)
Banto in Doctor Who (credited as Ian Boldsworth) (BBC - 2007)
Billy Taft in Doctors (credited as Ian Boldsworth) (BBC - 2006)
DI Penhaligon in Cracker (credited as Ian Boldsworth) (ITV - 2006)
Ray Peacock on Edinburgh & Beyond (Paramount - 2005)
Ray Peacock in Paramount Shorts (Paramount - 2005)
Garth in Skin Deep (credited as Ian Boldsworth) (C4 - 2005)
Programme Consultant on Les Dawson's Finest Hour (C4 - 2002)
Ian in Terrorville (credited as Ian Boldsworth) (BBC UKPlay - 2001)

RADIO
Some Nonsense With Ray Peacock - Fubar Radio (2014-2015)
Barnes & Peacock Do Sex - Fubar Radio (2014)
Peacock & Gamble - Fubar Radio (2014)
Great Lives - Radio 4 (2014)
Listen to Les Dawson - Radio 4 (2013)
Peacock & Gamble Emergency Broadcast - Radio 4 (2013)
The Comedy Club on Radio 4 Extra (2011-2013)
Big And Daft - BBC London (2001)

Plus full support from Matt Hollins and Juliette Burton -
“Burton’s got huge talent…and then some!”★★★★★ Daily Mirror

“Powerful stuff” ★★★★ Sunday Express

“Comedy you can learn from” John Lloyd

MC - Harriet Dyer "Loveable and delightful" ThreeWeeks

All profit from the December show will be going to Mental Health Research UK