Went to a brilliant restaurant-as-art-installation last night called The Pale Blue Door. Created by artist Tony Horneker, the dinner took place in a remarkable, fairy tale gypsy panto style, ramshackle construction down a back alley in Dalston. A Man to Pet performed in between courses. It was magical. I never want to go to a normal restaurant again. There was even a foam party disco bit before the pudding.
I’m performing at Abnormally Funny People comedy night at Soho Theatre on Monday 20 February 2012 at 8pm. The whole gig has palantype subtitles. You must come! They’re letting me to do ten whole minutes.
In the meantime GOOD LUCK WITH CHRISTMAS AND ALL THE BEST FOR ARMAGEDDON.
Just done a playlab at Graeae theatre co, workshopping a thing for me and Tim Gebbels to act in (working title above). Carissa Lynch the lit manager set it up and Amit Sharma, the associate director, told us what to do. I’ve got to read through the transcription of our conversations and digest what came out of the last two days but it was very interesting, different, and more! I’m very excited about the story. Here are some blurry photos of one of the improvisations. Check out Graeae blog about it here.
