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]]>Oh yeah. By the Saturday I was giving backstage tours to the audience, one of whom is a member of a Scottish rock band… Had been introduced so some fancy Lemmings games designer. Oh and could have landed a gig at the Dundee Fringe with our two singers after one of them having had her fill of our band leader and seeing that yet again his guitar had been left in the playing area while we were still running through some sticky bits, picked up said sacred, not be touched item and played the opening chords of Cohen’s Hallelujah.
]]>It sounds as though you had an interesting and entertaing weekend then š
]]>Lol…well Malc… it was sure very different but despite everything and the many difficulties and folks who got awkward, –not the cast despite the ahem….dressing or rather prop/cast areas…lack of them as such… The lighting conking out it was quite something to do. We met some fascinating folks, I will tell you that and had some very interesting moments…..
]]>I hope it all goes well and have a great weekend.
]]>I find it goo. Just spent the ;last hour there in fact messaging cast memebers re things. We are running John’s play at the Keiller Centre at the mo…a kind of past its best but doing its best former shopping mall. There’s a a wee pop up theatre there. So yeah it is helpful to have that cos I can do multiples that way. So I am away to get the glad rags ona nd get down there and get the props ready for the next show today. Will be back for more of your great blog tomorrow.
]]>I also use Fb Messenger.
]]>I find FB messenger very helpful for keeping in touch, making arrangements on etc . Otherwise I ain’t thst struck on any of these platforms.
]]>It certainly has. It can be both a good thing and a bad thing, but I rarely use Fb these days and never use Twitter/X. I don’t look at MSM nuch either and get most of ny news etc from streaming channels.
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