Smell the summer!
I got it in the neck a bit, I've not writen anything for a while. I suppose it looks like we've ditched everything mid production. Well that's not the case. We've been working so hard that the last thing on my mind Is writing techno bable when I get in. Still it doesn't take long to write a couple of words does it.
It's been a tough three months, it's all been documented. So expect more info to follow.
We nailed Neville in the end. Dubai was a great success. We made lots of friends and hope they are all well.
Cranberry Juice has now played to an audience and we think there is work to be done on it for a small scale tour. Bits worked very well other bits didn't. But i'm proud we took lots of risks, and added to our already ballsy reputation. Mind you writing a play about binge drinking has now meant that i don't care if i never see another alcoholic drink as long as i live.
During Neville's month in London it got offered a transfer to Upstairs at the Gatehouse in North London, so we are obviously doing something right. We couldn't move it in the end as dates didn't fit. Still it's a contact made.
We've also been approached by a producer in The West End to get our vertion of 'Someone Who'll Watch Over Me' into the Jermyn Street Theatre. That could be good.
We've successfully broken in a regular Stage manager. Thank you for all your hard work Andrew.
Now boy's Peter and Darren, what can i say about you! I think the proudest thing myself and Kev have taken from this is that we have an eye for casting. You were ace in your jobs and not bad company either.
Fondest memory. Darren Hill 3am skidding into the lounge in his pants and tshirt. Showing us his belly before returning to his room for bed time. I think it was his way of saying good night.
Thank you guys for helping us get there in the end. I know it was tough but i've learned a lot from you. So cheers.
What's next, maybe Scrooge, or an adaptation of it. We need a box office hit.
That's it for now. Thank you if you have supported anything we've done from the beginning to now. See you on there.
It's been a tough three months, it's all been documented. So expect more info to follow.
We nailed Neville in the end. Dubai was a great success. We made lots of friends and hope they are all well.
Cranberry Juice has now played to an audience and we think there is work to be done on it for a small scale tour. Bits worked very well other bits didn't. But i'm proud we took lots of risks, and added to our already ballsy reputation. Mind you writing a play about binge drinking has now meant that i don't care if i never see another alcoholic drink as long as i live.
During Neville's month in London it got offered a transfer to Upstairs at the Gatehouse in North London, so we are obviously doing something right. We couldn't move it in the end as dates didn't fit. Still it's a contact made.
We've also been approached by a producer in The West End to get our vertion of 'Someone Who'll Watch Over Me' into the Jermyn Street Theatre. That could be good.
We've successfully broken in a regular Stage manager. Thank you for all your hard work Andrew.
Now boy's Peter and Darren, what can i say about you! I think the proudest thing myself and Kev have taken from this is that we have an eye for casting. You were ace in your jobs and not bad company either.
Fondest memory. Darren Hill 3am skidding into the lounge in his pants and tshirt. Showing us his belly before returning to his room for bed time. I think it was his way of saying good night.
Thank you guys for helping us get there in the end. I know it was tough but i've learned a lot from you. So cheers.
What's next, maybe Scrooge, or an adaptation of it. We need a box office hit.
That's it for now. Thank you if you have supported anything we've done from the beginning to now. See you on there.
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