My twitter account was [very briefly] quoted on the Londonist website earlier owing to my contribution to #TrafalgarSun – whoot! ha! Yes, yes, it is only a fleeting mention, however the Londonist is an awesome site, and it’s great to get a mention, no matter how small! Ha! Whilst I quite like my pictures, using … Continue reading »
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The wrong kind of LION on the line…?!
This HAS to be the best National Rail tweet in the history of mankind! Passengers are currently unable to alight from trains at Shepley due to reports by police of a lion in the area.— National Rail (@nationalrailenq) November 06, 2011 Apparently a train operator received information from West Yorkshire police and passed it on. … Continue reading »
High praise indeed! ^_^
I’ve just received a rather nice comment regarding a post on my blog from Ed Balls MP, the current Shadow Chancellor, which I thought I’d share in rare moment of vanity heh! @DarkAeon – It was prompted by your excellent Wicked review on your blog…— Ed Balls (@edballsmp) June 02, 2011 All very fabulous as … Continue reading »
P!nk – Raise Your Glass
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this new track from P!nk, which will feature on her forthcoming ‘Greatest Hits… So Far!’ album: *Raises his glass* I’ve had this on a constant loop for the past 90 minutes! Huge thanks to the fab @ChrisFW on twitter for highlighting this!
HAIR (London) – Final Curtain Call / Bows
As many people will know, HAIR the musical played its last performance at the Gielgud Theatre, London on Saturday 4th September 2010 – far too prematurely for its time in my opinion! Thanks to @HAIR_UKFans on twitter, there is now a fab YouTube of the final bows and dance party that I thought I’d share: … Continue reading »
REVIEW: DEATHTRAP (Noel Coward Theatre, London)
In summary: Jonathan Groff (et al.) certainly put the willies up me! I’m just back from having seen Deathtrap at the Noel Coward Theatre, London and I have to say that my initial feelings towards this play are rather positive. Like many people it would seem, I was completely unaware of the plot behind the … Continue reading »