Addendum:
On a more serious note, and it was the Pieman’s Blog that made me thing I should mention it, The Play raises money for local charities. We tend to concentrate on two, raising much needed dosh for each in turn: the local MS Research Charity and Cotebrook House.
This year we’re making fools of ourselves and sending the hat round for the very excellent Cotebrook House in Lymm. They say ‘Cotebrook House offers both continuing and short term care for residents and we have experience dealing with a variety of physical disabilities.’
We say that it’s a marvellous place that offers a superb level of short and long term care for those with physical disabilities. It has a lovely homely feeling, and deserves all the financial support it can get. Last time we supported them, two years ago, we donated £1350. Last year we raised £1450 for MS.
And another thing:
With the statue of Frank Sidebottom, the Bard of Timperley, last night. In the rain.
It’s part of the killer moth invasion fleet blown off course by stellar winds between Mars and Venus mistakenly taking refuge in the urinal of one of your performance venues.
ReplyDeleteYou're getting warm....
ReplyDeleteClue: it's outside a pub and a church.
Fantasmagorical John!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dawn, it was a good do this year - albeit in difficult circumstances: it seems half our gang were down with lurgy, me included.
ReplyDeleteConrad: The urinal bit was the closest you got. It was put there to stop folk weeing in that corner when they came out of the pub....not a nice thing to do when the corner is shared with a rather nice church.
Imagine relieving yourself against that corner - and then imagine the results!