And I was just in the mood for a fat one.

Could have sworn I had one earlier.

Not quite yet but close.

Keep going, lads, I’m nearly there.

Hah same here. Do report back on which is the best book on the whole horrible story!

You appear to be going down a rabbit hole, sir.

Dance of Death by Strindberg @orangetreetheatre.bsky.social

Boney M: There was a cat that really was gone.
Schrödinger: Well, now...

Few of us dare go into that mysterious jungle. But Chiles dares.

*doffs mutually-congratulatory hat*

I had the 12” soundtrack EP.

I am in complete and heartfelt agreement though this only adds support to my theory which has been building for a while now that you and I are actually the same person but are, for some reason, refusing to face this fact.

This is a big, bold, bare stage production and it reveals a brutal play about predatory men and predatory capitalism and it feels like it was written with Jeffrey Epstein in mind. It’s a ferociously powerful show.

It was MAN AND BOY by Terence Rattigan @nationaltheatre.org.uk and it’s a brilliant production. The first Rattigan production I’ve ever seen to trust that the writing has enough muscularity to survive without period details. 1/2

So, ARCADIA @oldvictheatre.bsky.social is astonishingly good. It is a breathtakingly well-judged, sensitive production of a breathtakingly good play. I always thought ARCADIA was a brilliant play; I hadn't realised how great it really was. Astonishingly funny, smart, and deeply moving. GO SEE!