“I agree, it’s a fabulous room but I think it’s going to be noisy.” “Why do you say that?” “Well, we’re on the first floor, right above the bar and they have live music there
Half-term holiday plans: Suffolk
As usual, in our discussions regarding where to go for half term, we travelled the virtual globe before ending up at a location two hours from where we live. We very soon discounted going abroad, mainly because
The Sound of Silence
I’m sure you’ve all been waiting for an update on this weekend’s charity concert. No? Well, you’re getting one anyway. When I last blogged about our gigs, I told you that our esteemed musical director,
Sweden’s Stonehenge – Ales Stenar
If you’ve been watching ‘Vikings’ on BBC Two, you will have seen the presenter, Neil Oliver: a modern day Braveheart, all Scottish brogue and wild, flowing locks. Did you hear him mention the stone ships of
Oh Happy Day….not!
The last time I wrote about our concerts, we had done one gig at a local Women’s Institute which had gone down very well and we were about to sing at a local church, together with the
Mum’s gone to The MADS
Clockwise from top left: 1. The room in the Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotel, Bloomsbury Street, with much tweeting going on. 2. My buddies on Table 12: Leanna (Diary of a Premmy Mum) and Lucy (Lulastic and the
The Hills are Alive…
As regulars here will know, my am dram performances often pepper this blog. It’s a while since I’ve been in an actual show, my last being The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas in 2010 which was
When Rory met Ronnie
“Is that Quincy Jones on the next table?” “No, looks nothing like him.” “Hang on, I’ll google him…..no, doesn’t look anything like him, but it must be him.” “It isn’t!” “It must be!” This three-way