The Falklands (known in Argentina as Islas Malvinas or Las Malvinas) are an archipelago, roughly the size of Wales, largely sheep farms, about 550 kilometres east of the South American mainland. They never had an indigenous human population, though there were, and still are, plenty of penguins. In 1982, the United Kingdom and Argentina fought a…
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Feb
Last September, outside the Tate Modern, and a little further down the Thames.
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Feb
Were you happy with ticket sales? Overall yes. Despite two days of bizarre winter weather, on average we were 85% full. Small independent shows like mine don’t normally do as well as that at Fringe World in Perth. I’ve seen some very good shows from talented artists with mostly empty seats. Were you pleased with…
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Feb
The Sound of a Social Climbing Nun is over … for now. Here are some pictures from the final night.
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Feb
I’m having fun with the material now, and thankfully, my audiences also seem to be enjoying it. My friend John Dickie was at this performance, as he was the night before. He’d flown from Melbourne just to see it. I’ve had a few other friends come from interstate to watch the show, which makes me…
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Feb
Sharon from Canada saw it tonight, as did other fun people, including a few pirates. My friend John flew in from Melbourne for it!
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Feb
Every time I perform my show, I get an outpouring of positive respect and affection. Is there anything more affirming for an artist? These are two pics taken after the Wed 8 Feb performance of The Sound of a Social Climbing Nun.
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Feb
Ten minutes before the show, there was such a warm glow from the audience, I knew this evening was going to be special. And it was! I felt very confident with the material and everyone seemed happy to follow me anywhere. To quote a sexy former Prime Minister: ‘I’m enjoying this! I’m enjoying this!’
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Feb
