Have I mentioned that you really should come to watch Maskerade next week?
Well I have now!
Spent the weekend mostly building scenery (artistry by others more talented) to see our hard work book tickets here http://bit.ly/bpUXI9
Wow I was wondering if I could hit 400 I'm now tempted to see if I could beg up to 500 before dawn. I love you lot...
I have once again given my upper lip over to charity.
While I won't be waxing it this year, it does itch.
Please consider making a donation to help fight male cancers.
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I am very excited to say that I will be speaking at this event at the Showroom Cinema on the 22nd September. The subject of my slot will probably be of no surprise to anyone: The Nepalese Ratel or honey badger My part in the twitter campaign to lobby the advertisers in the News of the World. I promise that I won’t spend the *whole* time going through the contents of the perl script I wrote for it line by line.
Read more about TEDxSheffield and the rest of the speaker list then snap up a ticket, currently on sale at £10/£5.
P.S. I didn't write the blerb about me, so no sarcy comments about "mild mannered web technologist" ;->
Can I please have your recommendations for pubs and attractions in York
Director Craig Walton’s abridged version of Sheridan’s classic 18th century comedy of manners is a hoot.
Lydia Oh Hey Ho Languish, astutely played by Emma Wass, reads too many romantic novels. Worse still, she believes what she reads. Wealthy Captain Jack is forced to assume a lowly status to win her affections.
There are some terrific double acts to suit Sheridan’s cracking script. Tony Kennick is on hilarious form as Sir Anthony Absolute.
Read more at thestar.co.uk
Book tickets now for The Company's production of "The Rivals" by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Written in 1775, Sheridan's dialogue crackles with wit even today. Captain Absolute, masquerading as Ensign Beverly, is courting a beautiful young heiress, Lydia Languish. Her aunt Mrs Malaprop has other ideas - as do his rivals, Bob Acres and Sir Lucius O'Trigger. Expect rapiers at dawn, pistols at elevenses, deceit, double deceit and double double deceit and all in the name of love!
Written in 1775, Sheridan's dialogue crackles with wit even today. Captain Absolute, masquerading as Ensign Beverly, is courting a beautiful young heiress, Lydia Languish. Her aunt Mrs Malaprop has other ideas - as do his rivals, Bob Acres and Sir Lucius O'Trigger. Expect rapiers at dawn, pistols at elevenses, deceit, double deceit and double double deceit and all in the name of love!
For those of you who have been wondering what the beard is for, come and see me (and the rest of a brilliant cast) make a fools of ourselves in a frankly hilarious play.
Wednesday 15th to Saturday 18th June, Sheffield University Drama Studio.
More information and online booking.
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