Where are you going tonight?

[Il Pirate]

Can't be doing with Chorlton - full of wankers, but the Jockey is quality

You know that guy in your avatar Lofty, his brother is the bassist in Suede. And the bassist's brother in Suede has a brother who co hosts pointless.

[jimbo]

Old Trafford.

[P.O.S.]

Old Trafford.

Same here. Girlfriend managed to get tickets in the Leeds end though

[thebish]

Old Trafford.

proper rugby!!

[William the White]

Royal Exchange Theatre.

Golden dragon. a German Comedy.

In English. no subtitles.

[Bruce Rioja]

Royal Exchange Theatre.

Golden dragon. a German Comedy.

In English. no subtitles.

I'm intrigued.

[Bruce Rioja]

Old Trafford.

proper rugby!!

Have to say, even for someone that watches this almost as a layman - what a superb game of Rugby League that was. An absolute joy to watch.

[P.O.S.]

Old Trafford.

proper rugby!!

Have to say, even for someone that watches this almost as a layman - what a superb game of Rugby League that was. An absolute joy to watch.

Just got back, a few too many mullets and too many renditions of Marching On Together for my liking, but it was a great game. Old schoolmate of a good friend of mine Rob Burrow running the show, the little sod.

[William the White]

Royal Exchange Theatre.

Golden dragon. a German Comedy.

In English. no subtitles.

I'm intrigued.

One of the best things I've seen. Funny, moving, powerful. Bleak, uplifting, tender.

Five actors play about 20 characters, in a story set in The Golden Dragon, a Chinese-Thai-Vietnamese restaurant and its surroundings, with legal and illegal immigrants cooking and serving, and customers from the grisly to the delightful. Somewhere in central Europe. It's almost filmic in the way it cuts from one scene to the next (there are 48 'scenes' in a 75 minute play), and the threads of story are picked up, dropped, returned to, taken forward, repeated... A mixture of narration and action, minimum props.

Acting excellent.

I want to see this play again and have just emailed the company to order the script. It was the last night in Manchester (it's a touring show and was in the Royal Ex studio). Don't know where it goes next.

BTW - did you get to Virginia Woolf, Bruce? what did you think.

[Bruce Rioja]

BTW - did you get to Virginia Woolf, Bruce? what did you think.

Yiss, last Saturday. My take is one page back - you resonded to it

[William the White]

FFS - we had a really big exchange on it... Apologies...

[William the White]

To add to my post - above - on The Golden Dragon...

This review from the Telegraph has it pretty spot on... (how rarely do I feel that about the Telegraph!)

This is an excellent piece of theatre...

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[Bruce Rioja]

FFS - we had a really big exchange on it... Apologies...

None required, Squire. Ever.

[CAPSLOCK]

Don't know where it goes next

Hull

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[jimbo]

Old Trafford.

proper rugby!!

Have to say, even for someone that watches this almost as a layman - what a superb game of Rugby League that was. An absolute joy to watch.

Just got back, a few too many mullets and too many renditions of Marching On Together for my liking, but it was a great game. Old schoolmate of a good friend of mine Rob Burrow running the show, the little sod.

Indeed it was a great game. Saldy though that's 5 GF defeats on the spin now. Thought we had a great chance yesterday, just possibly one step too far for the kids though. Felt genuinely sorry for them at the end, but they've got a top future ahead of them and it'll be them winning the grand finals one day! Looking forward to catching the highlights on the BBC later. Being at the game you get a bit sucked in to appreciate it as a spectacle sometimes.

[William the White]

Indeed it was a great game. Saldy though that's 5 GF defeats on the spin now. Thought we had a great chance yesterday, just possibly one step too far for the kids though. Felt genuinely sorry for them at the end, but they've got a top future ahead of them and it'll be them winning the grand finals one day! Looking forward to catching the highlights on the BBC later. Being at the game you get a bit sucked in to appreciate it as a spectacle sometimes.

I watched the highlights just now.

I'm not, to say the least, a rugby follower.

But that was a fantastically exciting game. Loved it. Shocked myself.

[BWFC_Insane]

Case of "gone" rather than going.

Saw Dylan at the MEN last night. Top stuff.

Missed Knopfler though, as I was late! Oops!

[Il Pirate]

Case of "gone" rather than going.

Saw Dylan at the MEN last night. Top stuff.

Missed Knopfler though, as I was late! Oops!

i aint going, I aint going, I'm gone.............well will be to Bournemouth, so i s'pose i am going

[BWFC_Insane]

Case of "gone" rather than going.

Saw Dylan at the MEN last night. Top stuff.

Missed Knopfler though, as I was late! Oops!

i aint going, I aint going, I'm gone.............well will be to Bournemouth, so i s'pose i am going

Enjoy! He certainly revisited 60s Dylan, loud, very loud and very brash!

Don't expect to be able to recognise anything until he's at least a minute through the song though, as usual he changes the rhythm and tune completely. Only now he's started barking the lyrics out, and rolling 6 words into one! A number of the less enthusiastic fans walked out well before the end! Still brilliant though, but not for the casual fan!

[William the White]

Case of "gone" rather than going.

Saw Dylan at the MEN last night. Top stuff.

Missed Knopfler though, as I was late! Oops!

i aint going, I aint going, I'm gone.............well will be to Bournemouth, so i s'pose i am going

Enjoy! He certainly revisited 60s Dylan, loud, very loud and very brash!

Don't expect to be able to recognise anything until he's at least a minute through the song though, as usual he changes the rhythm and tune completely. Only now he's started barking the lyrics out, and rolling 6 words into one! A number of the less enthusiastic fans walked out well before the end! Still brilliant though, but not for the casual fan!

I am so jealous... By the time I'd computed no tickets left... Would have been my 6th dylan... since 1966...