Scottee
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Scottee is a 27-year-old performer, broadcaster, director and writer from Kentish Town, North London.

He has performed at and for some of the worlds most prestigious and pretentious audiences including Barbican, Royal Opera House, Tate Britain & Modern, Roundhouse, ICA and Royal Festival Hall.

As well as gracing the pages of Guardian, Dazed & Confused, Independent, i-D, W and Sunday Times Style, he was also included in i-D magazine's portraits by Nick Knight, won the title of Time Out Performer of 2010 and grabbed the covers of both Time Out London & Independent on Sunday in 2011.

Scottee has thrown cake at Rihanna on the X Factor in a performance he devised for her 'Only Girl In the World' performance, spat milkshake at Nick Grimshaw live on Radio 1 and sung a duet with Lisa Stansfield at a beauty pageant.

As a director, Scottee has earned his formative stripes with the Eat Your Heart Out performance collective and most recently with Amy LamĂ©'s critically acclaimed 'Unhappy Birthday'. He is also an associate artist of Olivier award winning company Duckie, contributor to BBC London and i-D magazine and creator of the ‘beauty pageant for fat people’ Burger Queen, variety show Camp and presenter of monthly podcast Fifteen Minutes.

Broken limbs, police questioning and the loss of 100's of pairs of high heels feature heavily in his determination to please his audiences as well as a brash, clumsy, naff and obnoxious approach to light entertainment, leaving audiences elated, confused & covered in glitter.

'Mediocre'
- The Stage

'The edgy innovator'
- Independent on Sunday

Blog Entries by Scottee

The Death of Lucy Meadows

(0) Comments | Posted 23 March 2013 | (18:04)

A female teacher was found dead last week at her home in Accrington, Lancashire. The police have said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding her death. Although the coroner is yet to release the cause of death Twitter and Facebook are awash with allegations of transphobic bullying from the mainstream...

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The Price of Pop Has Fizz All to Do With My Fat!

(5) Comments | Posted 21 February 2013 | (14:24)

This week people in white jackets from the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges have proposed we crack down on obesity by raising the price of fizzy drinks, banning junk food ads and taking the fat out of hospital food.

In a report issued by the Academy (who represent nearly every...

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London Fashion Week - Are You Cool Enough?

(1) Comments | Posted 18 February 2013 | (23:00)

It's London Fashion Week - #LFW is trending on twitter, the BBC are pretending to have a clue what 'on the bias' means, everyone who's anyone is in the front row of something or other and I'm at home listening to Radio 4.

There used to be a time when...

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The F Word - Feminism

(12) Comments | Posted 14 January 2013 | (11:29)

Growing up in a council flat in Kentish Town in the mid-80s with a my bulimic single mum and a copy of Fat Is a Feminist Issue on the kitchen table meant I was a feminist before I could even walk. Mum wore the trousers, put food on the table...

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Camp (as Christmas)

(0) Comments | Posted 19 November 2012 | (23:00)

When I set up a Tumblr account at the start of 2012, attempting to be 'cool', I found I only wanted to post pictures of Les Dawson, Hattie Jacques and Kenny Everett. I'm sometimes referred to as a performance artist and I'm known for provocative escapades with pasta sauce and...

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There's No Accent in Show Businéss

(3) Comments | Posted 6 October 2012 | (00:00)

It used to be that in order to get a job on the telly or in radio you had to speak the Queen's English. Now it seems Received Pronunciation is solely reserved for Radio 4. It wasn't always this way.

Since the very first BBC radio broadcast on 14 November...

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How to Lose Friends, Thousands of Pounds and Alienate People - Performing at the Edinburgh Fringe

(4) Comments | Posted 3 August 2012 | (00:00)

Yesterday, 1 August, marked the launch of the 65th annual Edinburgh Fringe Festival in which 2,695 shows from 47 countries will show off in 279 make shift theatres, dodgy pubs & toilet cubicles across the city; but when you do the sums is it really worth it?

Everyone knows what...

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It's London Gay Pride (Minus the Floats, Parties and Me)

(18) Comments | Posted 4 July 2012 | (00:00)

Gay Pride is a day when people with peroxide blonde hair wear speedos whist blowing a whistle down Baker Street, an allocated day in the calendar you're allowed to be LGBT on the streets of London. But it was once much more than a celebration of rainbow flags made in...

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Are You on Twitter? #FollowMe

(0) Comments | Posted 26 June 2012 | (00:00)

I love Twitter and that's an unpopular statement. A lot of people who Tweet are what I call reluctant Tweeters who LOL about how boring their 140 characters are, which says a lot about their character, but I'm an avid fan and follower of the Church of Tweet.

The idea...

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Union Jack Cushions Reduced - Nationalism Discontinued?

(1) Comments | Posted 13 June 2012 | (00:00)

Two weeks ago, shop windows displaying flags somehow how aided our need for a Union Jack cushion. Now, shop fronts that were once plastered in red, white and blue bunting have gone back to the recession red sale signs, and with it our national pride has been safely put away...

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Gay Marriage - An Issue of Conscience

(10) Comments | Posted 26 May 2012 | (00:00)

The man in charge of the land of the free (not Donald Trump) rocked up to ABC News earlier this month and told America gay marriage should be legal. Earlier this week the leader of this great country had a spokesperson issue a statement declaring gay marriage was a government...

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My Love/Hate Relationship With the Critic

(0) Comments | Posted 23 May 2012 | (00:00)

I write this, my first Huffington Post UK blog, sat in a bedroom full of Ikea furniture circa 1992 in the gay quarter of Manchester - this is what 'on tour' means in 2012. I've been making my directorial debut with Unhappy Birthday an immersive theatre show I've been working...

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