I know I'v eposted before on this subject, but wondered what other people have been doing and seeing.
Went to see Michael Portillo last week again. He's a very easy speaker to listen to. he always has Q&A at the end of the night and someone asked what he thought of Donald Trump. In short not much, but he did say that whilst he'd been filming the latest American episodes of his Railway programme, one of the producers had worked with Trump on the American version of the Apprentice. The produce had said that he couldn't understand the way Trump is, because when he'd worked with him, a nicer, more charming man that knew everyone's name and asked about them. The Trump he sees on telly just seems a world away from the man he worked with.
Also saw Blythe Spirit at the weekend, that was very good as well, nothing like a bit of live theatre.
Also got booked a play called Tinned Goods aboaut women during the miners strike, 2 ballets, an opera evening, but it's more popular arias. Not surea bout that, I think i prefer an opera with the whole story, but I guess it's difficult getting bums on seats for opera. Also seeing Rory McGrath and Paul Sinha, from the Chase - not having a telly means that a. i don';t know much about them and b. I have the time to go and see them:p. Additionally, but not at my local theatre I have tickets for Bryan Adams and James with the rather gorgeous Jack Savoretti as support.
Anyone else doing anything?
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Went to see Michael Portillo last week again. He's a very easy speaker to listen to. he always has Q&A at the end of the night and someone asked what he thought of Donald Trump. In short not much, but he did say that whilst he'd been filming the latest American episodes of his Railway programme, one of the producers had worked with Trump on the American version of the Apprentice. The produce had said that he couldn't understand the way Trump is, because when he'd worked with him, a nicer, more charming man that knew everyone's name and asked about them. The Trump he sees on telly just seems a world away from the man he worked with.
Also saw Blythe Spirit at the weekend, that was very good as well, nothing like a bit of live theatre.
Also got booked a play called Tinned Goods aboaut women during the miners strike, 2 ballets, an opera evening, but it's more popular arias. Not surea bout that, I think i prefer an opera with the whole story, but I guess it's difficult getting bums on seats for opera. Also seeing Rory McGrath and Paul Sinha, from the Chase - not having a telly means that a. i don';t know much about them and b. I have the time to go and see them:p. Additionally, but not at my local theatre I have tickets for Bryan Adams and James with the rather gorgeous Jack Savoretti as support.
Anyone else doing anything?
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