Theatrical Photos

[secretive_bus]

Just thought I'd pop in to blight you all with piccies of a theatrical nature, specifically to do with the ol' Barnsey sketch show being performed next week (gulp...). Things still fun, though stressy, and my cast are great to work with. Many of them are eager to work in my next play, should it be voted in by the company: "How to be Horrid: The

Comments

[pextheunalive]

Looks and sounds like a lot of fun. Damn shame I'm on the wrong side of the world to attend as I'd love to see your material being performed, but still...break a leg, and all that!

[tencrush]

Break a leg, teh Bus!

Lookin' good there, dude.

[notdan]

Lawks! You do, indeed, look extremely theatrical :D

Who's the lad with his shirt off?

[secretive_bus]

Mike, the Irish Guy, playing "Dad" in the "Daughter comes home with boyfriend to discovering parents having sex behind the sofa" sketch. He's a classy chap and no mistake. Wasn't even thinking of doing anything at the Bedlam until I coerced him into auditioning for my show, whereupon he turned out to have a naturally fantastic comic talent.

[notdan]

All this theatre talk reminds me, actually, that the improv group I go to is wanting to put on a sketch show at the end of the year. Do you have any short revue sketches you'd be happy for us to use?

I'm also moved to ask, did you hear "The Very Best of Linda Smith" on radio 4 on Friday? If not, you can catch it at http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/shows/rpms/radio4/nursesarestealing.ram

[secretive_bus]

Where's the show going on? And d'ya mean just sending one of the ol' sketches I've got?

[notdan]

It's going on in Bedworth, near Coventry, and yes, that's what I was thinking. If there's a sketch or two you wouldn't object to us using, send them to feelie.king@gmail.com

[bonniegeorge]

What precisely have they been doing with that police helmet, young man?

[secretive_bus]

Containing the innards of Sowpucker.

[bonniegeorge]

A holy libation for good harvest, m'liege.