This is how a prankster managed to interrupt Theresa May's big speech
The comedian was treated as a ‘bona fide delegate’ by firms paid to guard Conservative conference
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- Simon Brodkin, known for his Lee Nelson persona, has remained active in stand-up and televised pranks, including recent discussions of transitioning toward work that blends stand-up with media stunts. This profile has been covered by entertainment outlets in recent years, highlighting his high-profile pranks and touring work.[1][2]
- In addition to stage performances, he has pursued online content and collaborations with broadcasters, with Channel 4 and All 4 linked to various projects and clips featuring his pranks.[2]
- Media profiles have also revisited his most famous stunts, such as pranks involving high-profile figures and events, underscoring his status as a longtime provocateur in British comedy.[3][7]
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