You're very welcome! I need to get it all out of my head anyway, before it explodes, and I need to be able to concentrate on work again. It is a great memory for me, but I also want to share with everyone who could not see it. Of course having seen it surely helps while reading!
I am very glad that Audrey did explain some of the jokes to me, I had a bit of trouble with the Krankies.
next time I go to panto I will definitely go to the last day's matinee!
Heh - my work here is done ;) Although I thought last year was more crazy stuff. Like John fighting with a mop instead of a sword.
Apparently, the show on December 30th was also especially funny, Audrey intends to make a report about that one yet. Ian had forgotten his microphone in his first scene and they teased him all evening long and John called him "Mike" and the audience also must have been in stitches from all the extra stuff. She claims it was even more funnier than the last matinee but then we watched David that same evening, you can't be everywhere at the same time!
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Date: 2014-01-12 03:47 pm (UTC)I am very glad that Audrey did explain some of the jokes to me, I had a bit of trouble with the Krankies.
next time I go to panto I will definitely go to the last day's matinee!
Heh - my work here is done ;) Although I thought last year was more crazy stuff. Like John fighting with a mop instead of a sword.
Apparently, the show on December 30th was also especially funny, Audrey intends to make a report about that one yet. Ian had forgotten his microphone in his first scene and they teased him all evening long and John called him "Mike" and the audience also must have been in stitches from all the extra stuff. She claims it was even more funnier than the last matinee but then we watched David that same evening, you can't be everywhere at the same time!