Originally posted by pixuk
Those of you who attended the Post Christmas Party a year ago will remember we were entertained by the comedy piano duo, Katzenjammer.
Now it turns out that the boys are doing two shows at The Brunton Theatre in Musselburgh on the 18th & 19th August.
I'm throwing this out there as a suggestion for one of our activities.
On the positive side, we know them, so they're a 'safe bet' (and they're a knockout live act). We can also probably work out a group discount, but Musselburgh is about 7 miles from the centre of Edinburgh, so either bus or taxis required. The show starts at 7.30pm and finishes about 9.30pm (with an interval).
Over to the floor to discuss...
Pete
Pete
Mrs buns & I would certainly be up for this[y][y] For me it will be great to meet them once again
buns
Originally posted by McCoy
Ahhh... just spotted this, and delighted to see you all heading up here to this fine city of Edinburgh. Looking foward to meeting some of you. You can be sure I'll be the geezer at the bar getting the first round in!
Jim,
you DO realise how much we drink right!!![:0]:D[:w]
but mines a pint cheers![y]
[y]Originally posted by McCoy
1. I am on an eternal mission to prove that not all Scots are tightwads..
As a point of fact Jim - we run a number of catering contracts in Scotland and the spend per head is generally higher than in England or Wales[y]
Mind you - this may be as a reult of our offering a 23 item breakfast!!!:D[:p]
( the first bit is true!!)
If you're interested, the Fringe Festival programme is now available..
https://www.edfringe.com/programmes/index.html
https://www.edfringe.com/programmes/index.html
Originally posted by MarkJ
As a point of fact Jim - we run a number of catering contracts in Scotland and the spend per head is generally higher than in England or Wales[y]
Mind you - this may be as a reult of our offering a 23 item breakfast!!!:D[:p]
( the first bit is true!!)
MMMMMM.... 23 item breakfast..... [oo][oo][oo][oo][oo][oo][oo]
John
Just back from Edinburgh after going up to cover the Programme Launch for Broadway Baby, and it the (huge) line up includes plenty of stuff that sounds really worth seeing. The Goodies and Neil & Christine Hamilton doing a chat show (?) seem curious, or the show where you get a haircut. How can you turn it down?
With 1,867 shows to choose from, it would take you 5 years, 11 months and 16 days to see every performance back-to-back. Those that are only coming up for the day better think about staying up late
Pete
With 1,867 shows to choose from, it would take you 5 years, 11 months and 16 days to see every performance back-to-back. Those that are only coming up for the day better think about staying up late
Pete
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