Where are you going tonight?

[Prufrock]

How long is it on for WtW? I'm back for Easter this weekend, and if it's still on and I can find someone to go with I may well check it out.

Until april 10 - if you are under 26 they have this really cheap offer - £4 I think - not available weekends...

anyway, details at...

www.octagonbolton.co.uk

Why thankyou, really can't complain at £4. I'll try to find companions, if not, may well go on my own.

[clapton is god]

^ Make the effort - you wont regret it!

[clapton is god]

Off to the Library Theatre in town for Glengarry Glen Ross. Heard good things about it!

[General Mannerheim]

Thought I’d try and sample some Culture myself, so went round the British Museum last night, really fancied the V&A but only the British opens late Thursdays, most other museum & galleries late nights are on a Friday when I’m choo choo-ing my way back north!

To be honest my only preconception was to check out the curved domed glass roof on the Great Hall, and apart from the Hoa Hakananai'a – it was the most interesting bit. All those Egyptian, Greek & Roman statues and carvings... meh.

I have been to Rome, and Egypt and loved it, well the former at least – but displays in the museum just didn’t seem that impressive out of their natural surroundings.

I did like the display showing all the drugs the average human takes in their life time (legal, medication anyway) it showcases the life spans of one man and one woman from birth to his death, and she is in her 90's apparently, but both had some serious illness or other - they had taken millions of pills!

[clapton is god]

Thought I’d try and sample some Culture myself, so went round the British Museum last night, really fancied the V&A but only the British opens late Thursdays, most other museum & galleries late nights are on a Friday when I’m choo choo-ing my way back north!

To be honest my only preconception was to check out the curved domed glass roof on the Great Hall, and apart from the Hoa Hakananai'a – it was the most interesting bit. All those Egyptian, Greek & Roman statues and carvings... meh.

That was pretty much my reaction to the British museum as well. Make sure you go to the V&A though. There is some stunning stuff in there! I particularly remember a hall full of absolutely gigantic carved columns!

[clapton is god]

James at Preston Guild hall.

Next Friday its James at the Royal Albert Hall

[jimbo]

James at Preston Guild hall.

Next Friday its James at the Royal Albert Hall

Let me know if it's any good. Off to see them at Liverpool next week.

[clapton is god]

James at Preston Guild hall.

Next Friday its James at the Royal Albert Hall

Let me know if it's any good. Off to see them at Liverpool next week.

I'm sure it will be tremendous. The tour started last Monday and tonight is the third date. Lots of reviews on the forum at http://www.wearejames.com/

[P.O.S.]

Akhbars then The Ox/Cask for a few birthday drinks with the missus tonight. I don't care what Gordon Ramsay thinks, I love having my naan bread served vertically on a big metal stand!!

[superjohnmcginlay]

James, shmames, I'm going down the pub.

[boltonboris]

Akhbars then The Ox/Cask for a few birthday drinks with the missus tonight. I don't care what Gordon Ramsay thinks, I love having my naan bread served vertically on a big metal stand!!

Feck Akhbars and have your nosebag in The Ox.. Decent

[Bruce Rioja]

Feck Akhbars and have your nosebag in The Ox.. Decent

Tell you what, me and matey boy went in the Ox after Man U away, and the nosebag looked and smelled absolutely delicious. That said, we'd been on th'ale all afternoon and had only had a burger apiece, so perhaps weren't in the best nick to pass judgement.

[boltonboris]

Feck Akhbars and have your nosebag in The Ox.. Decent

Tell you what, me and matey boy went in the Ox after Man U away, and the nosebag looked and smelled absolutely delicious. That said, we'd been on th'ale all afternoon and had only had a burger apiece, so perhaps weren't in the best nick to pass judgement.

It's had a bit of an overhaul, used to be a smelly, student kind of mosh pit place, but it's moved a little more upmarket, still a proper town pub, but now with the grub to match

[William the White]

The last night of And Did Those Feet - and the audience includes 16 members of David Jack's family, including his daughter and his nephew.

They'd better like it!

Then...

[Bruce Rioja]

The last night of And Did Those Feet - and the audience includes 16 members of David Jack's family, including his daughter and his nephew.

They'd better like it!

Then...

Ah - I read about this in last night's paper. It read that her daughter saw it first time around and has now dragged the clan up from the Isle of Wight (?).

I'm sure they'll absolutely love it - it's an excellent production, William.

[William the White]

The last night of And Did Those Feet - and the audience includes 16 members of David Jack's family, including his daughter and his nephew.

They'd better like it!

Then...

Ah - I read about this in last night's paper. It read that her daughter saw it first time around and has now dragged the clan up from the Isle of Wight (?).

I'm sure they'll absolutely love it - it's an excellent production, William.

Thank you for those words, Bruce.

It went well. So did the party. I am still hungover!

[Bruce Rioja]

Glad to hear it, friend. You've brought pleasure to many, something that I'd say you can feel justly proud of.

[William the White]

Next - for the theatre goers amogst us - a little piece on Comedians, which I think hits the mark (I'm not talking about this production, I'm going to the press night on fri and will give an opinion then, but about the play, which I've seen twice before on stage and, perhaps, not sure, but maybe also on TV).

http://www.whatsonstage.com/features/th ... dians.html

[clapton is god]

Thanks for that William. We're there a week on Friday and really looking forward to it now.

[Bruce Rioja]

Looking forward to it myself as well, although I haven't booked yet.

Given last week's Frankie Boyle kerfuffle the timing's quite pertinent too.

Also, I notice that they're doing Blue Remembered Hills at the Little Theatre in May, and I quite fancy that one too.

I'm pretty sure that I haven't been into the Little Theatre since school, and in all likelihood Primary School at that.