Habeas Corpus .. starts tonight !! - Page 3

Lilly · 26-04-2008, 12:03

Thanks for the pics, Katex.

jaysay · 26-04-2008, 14:13

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Originally Posted by Gayle

The question about the boots is not 'where did she get them' but 'how on earth does she walk in them?'

Have a word with with lancsdave he will piont you in the direction of the guy who walks on stilts at Turf Moor for home games, he may be abe to teach you how to walk on them

katex · 26-04-2008, 14:53

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Have a word with with lancsdave he will piont you in the direction of the guy who walks on stilts at Turf Moor for home games, he may be abe to teach you how to walk on them

Gayle wasn't asking how to walk on them, just how does she manage to walk on them (which is open to an answer) .. technical like

Sorry, just a reference to another thread today that was funny

andrewb · 26-04-2008, 16:54

I'll be going tonight too, although I'm in a bit of a rush at the moment.

I do hope you don't spill any wine on me either rindi

garinda · 27-04-2008, 00:40

A triumph!

What a magnificant pair!

We, the audience, were mesmerised.

How she walked in them we know not how.

Seriously. A most enjoyable production. Witty script from Alan Bennett, and some very capable comic acting.

I've seen many professional plays over the years, and many of the cast of the Oswaldtwistle Players could give full time thespians a run for their money.

A very enjoyable evening, and I look forward to your next production.

andrewb · 27-04-2008, 09:49

Loved every minute of it! Laughed throughout, with the reference to the telegraph being my particular like.

Gayle · 27-04-2008, 10:36

Thank you to all who came and for Kate for keeping promoting it with this thread.

Also, thanks to Kate for her sterling work on the raffle.

I have to be honest it was a weird one for the cast - I don't think we particularly enjoyed rehearsals for it as we were worried about how our audience would respond to it. We weren't even 100% sure it was funny! The minute the first laugh arrived on Wednesday night we relaxed and started to love it.

The minute it ended the wig and the boots came off. Phew, what a relief that was.

garinda · 27-04-2008, 10:53

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Originally Posted by Gayle

Also, thanks to Kate for her sterling work on the raffle.

A pound a strip from the lovely Kate, what more could anyone want?

Though sadly none of my tickets won the raffle.

I really enjoyed the play, and speaking to other people who saw it last night, they did too.

I'm sure most people don't realise how much time and effort must go into putting on productions like this, but they give so much enjoyment, so thank you to all concerned.