Bart Vanneste

Bart Vanneste is a belgian comic. He has particular success in stand-up comedy in one, with his memento of Freddy De Vadder. In the mid-nineties, Bart Vanneste for the first time in the whole of Flanders can be heard in it's humorous radio show, Studio C, is a program by Kamagurka at the Studio, Brussels, belgium. There, he worked on the features "The life of our Lord Jesus christ," and, "Frank & Frank". Later, he worked with Gunter Lamoot DJ to the Learn-out & MARK House-Spies in the program's Club of Brussels, the source of the radiopresentatrice Chantal Pattyn. At the end of the nineties, he brought in the luisterspel Cosmos Studio, Brussels, the character of Freddy De Vadder. With this character, he would have a greater knowledge of the. Freddy De Vadder is a very small, rock-and-roll, kettingrokend character. He came from the fringe areas of the city Feel in the West of Flanders, in the province of Vanneste came. De Vadder is in his heavy West-Flemish dialect, flat and grotesque language. Between the marginal anecdotes in perspective, however, he is in the end. With this memento, Bart Vanneste, after a while, solo. It is the first theatre of the Freddy De Vadder was a "Wa am I that I can be irish eigenlik to do?" which, in 2001, the flemish weekly Humo's Comedy Cup. The sequel was the "Good Marchandizze!". He was going to be Freddy De Vadder is also performing in a rock band, "The band Miènde" (in The company of Feel, a band that covers playing with classic rock being, but with their own great West-Flemish texts, which is typical of The Vadder. The band is playing live, hits such as "The flikn zin min min min min min moatn" and "But game is fun, if you don't". Freddy De Vadder, in the West Flanders, chain smoker, and is based on the characters from the Vannestes the youth in Nottingham. In particular, national hardrocker, with a wide mouth, and a long-haired hippie type who doesn't want to work with.