Sponsors

Current Sponsors

Reach

Reach Marketing

"Our association with the Festival demonstrates our commitment to the Arts, both in Leicestershire and the Region. The benefit for Reach Marketing is threefold. Our profile is enhanced within the Arts sector, which is an important sector for our business; we are seen as part of Leicester's regeneration, for we believe that a strong cultural industry is important to the area's regeneration; and there is an additional benefit to Reach in terms of our staff and clients being able to be involved in the Festival through attendance of events and in particular the workshops that we are sponsoring".

http://www.reachmarketing.co.uk

 

BBC

BBC 7

BBC Radio 7 is proud to be working in partnership with Leicester Comedy Festival. Listen to BBC Radio 7 on DAB Digital Radio, Freeview, Digital Satellite, Digital Cable and the Internet.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbc7

 

BBC

BBC RADIO LEICESTER

BBC Radio Leicester was England's first local radio station and now it's based at one of the country's most modern and up-to-date broadcasting centres. It's not only the home of local radio for Leicestershire but also the BBC Asian Network's newsgathering facility and the BBC's online and regional television units for the area. You're welcome to pop in and watch the broadcasters at work, and visit the BBC Leicester Shop. The Centre is open to the public from 9.00 to 5.00pm, Monday to Saturday.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/leicester

 

Belmont

Belmont Hotel

The Belmont Hotel is, as always very pleased and proud to be associated with the Leicester Comedy Festival both as sponsor and more recently as a new venue (and award winner in 2008!).We are very pleased to offer accommodation to both performers and guests at the festival and provide everyone with great accommodation and first class service.

www.belmonthotel.co.uk

 

Chortle

Chortle

“The Leicester Comedy Festival is Britain's most established event of its kind, and one of the biggest. Over the past 16 years it has built up an enviable reputation for showcasing the best comic talent from across the country, and further afield, in front of appreciative audiences. For these ten days, the people of Leicester are treated to the most exciting - and funniest - comedians around.

Like the festival, Chortle.co.uk celebrates the best the UK’s vibrant comedy scene. The website has constantly updated news, reviews and listings of what’s happening across the country – and you can leave comments about comedians you’ve seen at the festival.

We are pleased to support the festival, which is now a key event in the comedy calendar, and are presenting a couple of events during it: a charity pub quiz all about comedy. We hope to see you there – or on the site.

Steve Bennett, Chortle

http://www.chortle.co.uk/

 

De

De Montfort University

"The University enjoys many links with the Festival, going right back to its creation by our Arts Management students in 1994 and we are delighted to support the Festival’s Preview Show and Reception. De Montfort University is a recognised international leader in preparing students for career success within the Creative Industries and it is very pleasing to see the Festival itself gain such a strong national and international following. We look forward to welcoming guests to the Preview Show and Reception and wish the Festival every success for 2009."

Professor Philip Tasker, Vice-Chancellor, De Montfort University

http://www.dmu.ac.uk/

 

Equity

Equity

"Equity has been involved with the Comedy Festival for the last 5 years and we are delighted to be able to continue this partnership in 2009. As a showcase for new and emerging talent as well as a key date in the diaries of many established stand ups and performers from across the UK,  LCF continues to be important for Equity members and the industry in general. This year we will be running drop-in advice sessions for visiting and local performers. We hope to meet you there or out and about during the festival."

Christine Payne - General Secretary

http://www.equity.org.uk/

 

John

John Lewis

"John Lewis Leicester is delighted to be supporting such a great cause once again this year.  We are very committed to being a force for good and contributing positively to the city and this gives us a unique opportunity to do that.”

Amanda Dammers, Managing Director, John Lewis Leicester

www.johnlewis.com/leicester

 

Leicester

Leicester City Council

The city council are once again extremely proud to support one of the city's most successful festivals. Leicester is well recognised as a city of diversity and increasingly one that showcases many great festivals throughout the year. The Comedy Festival is no exception and we are very happy to give our continued support to such an asset to the city.

http://www.leicester.gov.uk

 

Leicester

Leicester Mercury

‘The Comedy Festival is a big deal for Leicester and a significant event nationally. We are delighted once again to be supporting it.’

Nick Carter, Editor, Leicester Mercury

http://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk

 

Managers

Managers in Partnership

"MiP is delighted to support the Arts and Health Programme. We are always looking for innovative ways to make healthcare happen, and working in partnership with the Comedy Festival is a great way to do it. Where our members have worked with the Comedy Festival to take their message to the public they have had a fabulous response. Leicester Comedy Festival’s pioneering work shows that comedy can reach the parts other health messages cannot reach. MiP and its members are proud to be getting behind the Festival."

www.miphealth.org.uk

 

UNISON

UNISON

UNISON is delighted to continue its association with Leicester Comedy Festival as the Founding Sponsor for Arts & Health Projects. Through our sponsorship we continue to build on our long-established relationship with the festival and to support its commitment to exploring the value of arts in delivering health messages in new and innovative ways. Our involvement in the festival and its inspiring projects such as Doctor, Doctor! is an opportunity to make a real difference to the way health care is perceived and to support health workers, in a climate of change, with the potential to inject new ideas into current ways of thinking".

http://www.unison.org.uk/healthcare

 

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