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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Christmas Lights Riot
Baths Christmas lights switch-on seemed to go swimmingly, but these occasions are not always as jolly as they should be. Some years ago we were booked to perform a musical show in an arts complex in a northern town that … Continue reading
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Tagged adolf hitler, christmas illuminations, christmas lights, fancy dress costumes, hitler, jazz gig, santa claus
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Greek Adventure
The news from Greece reminded me of a visit to the Athens Festival some years ago. We were part of a whole plane load of clowns and jugglers. They were mostly American, very loud, sported purple Mohican hairstyles or spangled … Continue reading
Widcombe Christmas
Bath city centre may have its celebrity sprinkled Christmas lights switch-on, with its big screen and massed choirs, but over in little old Widcombe we have our own, albeit modest, alternative lighting-up ceremony. Ours is on December 1st and basically … Continue reading
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Tagged comedy festival, lady margaret, natural youth theatre, nick steel, widcombe
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I’m selling my home. It’s a unique Georgian apartment with many period features set in an imposing mansion in stunning and extensive grounds with own garden shed. Well, that’s how the agent describes it, and who am I to argue … Continue reading