Pretty much the last day, it was most certainly the most eventful one by faaaar.
Thursday
Contacted Irishman who apparently is not Irish so that wasn’t at all embarrassing. Organised day with
Parish and Old Pioneers communities. Nah let’s talk about something
interesting; was surprised to see that Wizard of Oz is actually rather amazing.
A few actors in particular are very talented in the old comedy department.
Including ginger guy who uses a lot of ‘w’s ahahaha. Very funny and apparently
only his first day – WOW. Anyway the drive back consisted of me in the back and
almost very nearly falling asleep. As tempting as it was, one could not travel
to the peaceful planet of rest as a techy and the boss were laughing with their hearty laughs.
Anyway, made a few more phone calls to two ladies from
the local newspaper and then went back home. Lovely lady greeted us
warmly, and I offered to help while host and ickle boy played. She then offered to
take me to see Twelfth Night at Rhodes theatre just down the road. I need not
say more than ABSOLUTELY BLOODY SMASHING as a sum up of what it was! I was
particularly taken by Feste – a face that my lovely lady and I found to be very
familiar *strokes invisible beard of truth* and an actor who was in Pirates of
the Caribbean was in it too! OMG.
I also met a lovely guy called James who went
to East 15 and gave me humongous amount of very valuable advice. He said that
one of his teachers (?) wrote a book on contempory plays for men and women and
that I should check out a book shop called skoob in London – underground book
shop apparently rather amazing according to the fact that he “spends around 2/3
hours there”. Hmm *strokes meta—you get the picture*. Anyway it was lovely
meeting the cast after (have to admit felt a little woozy after that magners
OOO yeah dinner was sausage, tomato, butterbean and potato and chorizo combo
with broccoli OMOYONMNOMOMM so good.
It was just really nice and lovely lady (or ‘G’ as her work
colleagues call her (and I too ended up calling her by say letter))and I had a lovely chat on the way back about drama
schools and the actors and recruiting people.
Such a lovely night. My last here for now – very well spent
with her and co. Yes, enjoyed muchly and cider. That cider was incredibly refreshing.
Also also not-very-well-known play St John a Shakespeare
play must check out and it’s THE
PERMENANT WAY GRACE NOT THE PERUVIAN LINE YOU MASSIVE PLONKER
Oh cool. Okay bye humans. <3
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