Horace Gawp had been desperate to star in the play “Frankenstein’s Revenge”, unfortunately all the members of the drama group left when he joined. The intrepid Mistress Loony was not to be put off as she announced to Horace that they would advertise for actors to act in the play with him. This was not to be as less than respectable types turned up for auditions. Eventually, Mistress Loony and Mr Gawp decided to do it themselves. Things turn nasty however, when a face from Mr Gawp’s past arrives unexpectedly.
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Will is going from strength to strength – Boris is terrific!
Thank you.
I agree with the comment above! FANGTASTIC, as my vampire heroine would say! An utter joy to watch and I can’t wait now for the next instalment when Horace will get his own back and defeat the dastardly plans of Boris (the curse of theatres everywhere). Watch out Horace, he’s behind you!
Boris and Horace – can you believe it? Thank you for your lovely comments. On a piece of serious theatre, we went to see the play of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde this afternoon – the guy who did Jekyll and Hyde was amazing. They did a piece of physical theatre and it was breathtaking, so much so that I wanted to rewind it and watch it again.
How fabulous! Was it a well-known actor or somebody local?
He is an actor called James Weaver who has had quite a lot of tv rolls as guests but not the main person in the series. We went up to Hull Truck to see it. If that guy doesn’t get the break he deserves, there is no justice in this world. Apparently, he laso played the lead in Macbeth at Hull Truck as well.
his name doesn’t ring a bell but will look him up. Great that you had such a good theatre experience this time…I still giggle at your school shakespeare experience with those cheeky old biddies….
Yes, I had to look him up. I know that definitely was a night to remember.
I look forward to these videos so much. I really get a kick out of seeing joy in action, and I can tell how much fun you’re having. Ooh, I love his evil laugh!
Thank you – yes it is joy in action. Will has been wanting to do an evil pantomime laugh for so long – now he’s had the chance.
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Well done Will, you’re a knock out. You have definately outdone yourself this time. It is facinating to watch your acting skills develop along the way. oxox
Thank you very much, that is really kind of you and it is so very much appreciated. Glad that you enjoyed it.