An excellent evening volunteering at the 27th annual One World Media awards.A very worthwhile and midn opening experience.Read all about it here:
http://solentmcp.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/27th-one-world-media-awards-baftas.html
An excellent evening volunteering at the 27th annual One World Media awards.A very worthwhile and midn opening experience.Read all about it here:
http://solentmcp.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/27th-one-world-media-awards-baftas.html
SO went to the Southampton’s Mayflower Theatre to review ‘SPAMALOT’ [the new musical ‘lovingly ripped off’ of Monty Python and the Holy Grail ] yesterday .I took my dad as my plus one.
We both enjoyed it and I realised how long it has been since I went to the Mayflower ( 1995, i think).
I enjoyed the production , mainly for its dedicated Pythonesque elements as opposed to the musical parts but all in all a fun tine with, involuntary, unsolicited laughter.
I am not a huge fan of musicals, having attended and failed a Theatre Studies A-Level at Tauntons College almost twenty years ago but this one had a decent balance , may even consider heading back to Mayflower if something similar comes up.
I think I mainly enjoyed gong to see a show with my dad , actually.
Anyways, here said review . .http://onthescenemag.co.uk/spamalot-pythonesque-spirit-throughout-whole-production
The review even got a Retweet from cast member Richard Meek.
So I took some pictures of the art exhibition hosted by Solent Showcase bringing four local artistes’ work together to celebrate the City of Southampton.
Each artist posed for a picture next to their exhibition pieces.
Knitted comforts by Jilly Evans
A portrait from the Ford Factory series by Greg Moss
Bus Drawings by Alys Scott Hawkins
Local artist Greg Gilbert held a impressive collection of ‘Biro’ ink sketches, his second Southampton exhibition this week.
Fusiliers a portrait ink sketch from Greg Gilbert
The Scale of the exhibition was visible to passers by outside as the art work poured out into the adjacent Southampton High street
For more upcoming events and exhibitions please feel free to visit Solent Showcase website available here:
So its looks like my words are everywhere this week. The story I covered on a mock trial of Ian Duncan Smith, Tory MP and reaper of death the irreponsible ‘Benefits Sanction’ over the last year or so has finally erupted into public outcry. The upcoming Political party TUSC (Trade Union & Socialist Coalition) published my write-up on their Southampton Blog www.sotontusc.wordpress.com/2015/03/20/sanction-busting-fight-for-jobs-defend-the-welfare-state/ Amazingly it also made the ‘On the Scene’ Blog . . photos I took are below. www.onthescenemag.co.uk/the-trial-of-iain-duncan-smith