Monthly Archives: July 2003

Just had a fantastic evening. I went to Edinburgh to perform in a gig (I may comment on it as a performer in my other blog at some point). While there I had a wander round a couple of the … Continue reading →

I have just completed Playing The Moldovans At Tennis. Like the first member-reviewer on Amazon’s website I found the book impossible to put down. I’d have to take issue with that reviewer’s simile though – impossible to put down “like … Continue reading →

I have just seen one of the most enthralling theatre performances I’ve ever seen. I’m not sure whether it was my mood or the execution of the show (West Side Story) but I was lifted clear off my seat at … Continue reading →

It seems not a little ironic that Julie Andrews’s most loved and well known performance, that of Maria in the Sound of Music, is probably her worst from the point of view of her singing, at least. Compare Eliza Doolittle … Continue reading →

Quite a lot of Stupid computer users.

It can be exciting reading a good book. I’m sure many people have laughed out loud or giggled with glee at plot twists in the story on the pages in front of them. Indeed, I’m sure that the readers of … Continue reading →

Put some Edinburgh dates online over at my AshleyFrieze site.

Over at the Ashley Frieze site, we have a link to a clip of me in action… how exciting. These just get sillier. A Prince and Doctor who wants me (yes, me) to pretend to be a next of kin … Continue reading →

I have had a great week working up in the flies in the Whitley Bay Playhouse. I was helping with the Tynemouth Amateur Operatic Society‘s production of Sweet Charity. All in all, I think the show was performed well to … Continue reading →

The eagle-eyed reader will realise that the “tag-line” for this page changes every time you read it. That’s the italicised quote in the top right of the page. Hit refresh… go on… you know you want to… it will say … Continue reading →