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Because obviously, everyone in London doesn't have enough things to do. And needs advice from someone who doesn't live there.
But still. I read last weekend that Slava's SnowShow is coming to London next week.
We went to see this in Edinburgh a few years ago. It was one of the best pieces of theatre I have seen. It was beautiful and wonderful. It was so good that the audience stayed in the theatre for forty five minutes after the show had finished, playing with child-like glee. According to the blurb, Simon Callow said "This is the single most beautiful thing I have ever seen in a theatre in my life."
The show is in Milton Keynes this weekend, and then in Wimbledon next week. And I see it is in Glasgow sometime next month...
Also, those of you that frequent the SMWS may be aware of this already, but Jamie Primrose, one of my neighbours and a very good (and prolific) painter, has an exhibition at the SMWS rooms in Greville St in November. There are a couple of private views if you want to grab a glass of wine whilst looking at the paintings - the SMWS events list has details.
Because obviously, everyone in London doesn't have enough things to do. And needs advice from someone who doesn't live there.
But still. I read last weekend that Slava's SnowShow is coming to London next week.
We went to see this in Edinburgh a few years ago. It was one of the best pieces of theatre I have seen. It was beautiful and wonderful. It was so good that the audience stayed in the theatre for forty five minutes after the show had finished, playing with child-like glee. According to the blurb, Simon Callow said "This is the single most beautiful thing I have ever seen in a theatre in my life."
The show is in Milton Keynes this weekend, and then in Wimbledon next week. And I see it is in Glasgow sometime next month...
Also, those of you that frequent the SMWS may be aware of this already, but Jamie Primrose, one of my neighbours and a very good (and prolific) painter, has an exhibition at the SMWS rooms in Greville St in November. There are a couple of private views if you want to grab a glass of wine whilst looking at the paintings - the SMWS events list has details.
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Date: 2006-09-29 11:36 am (UTC)And it'll please you to hear that I now have Bitter Sweet Symphony stuck in my head. Thanks.
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Date: 2006-09-29 12:03 pm (UTC)Outed, I say.
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Date: 2006-09-29 12:04 pm (UTC)if you want to grab a glass of wine
Shome mishtake, shurely?
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Date: 2006-09-29 03:56 pm (UTC)Next time, maybe.
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Date: 2006-09-29 03:15 pm (UTC)When I saw Lonnie at the Whistlestop Cafe
Dressed in black, knocking back a shot of rye,
Thinkin' bout things to in Denver when you die"
Just off to listen to that on the iPod, thanks.
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