Mark Hannah

Actor and Playwright. LAMDA 2022. Cutting between the capitals. Athens of The North, my debut play, available to buy below👇🏻

[Mark Hannah @markthannah]

@al3xstripe @HibernianFC Run it back 🥬

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What aboot the Hibs man.

Barry.

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@FionaMc79461755 Granted, it was great. But nonetheless, a stinger

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It’s impossible to not be radicalised in Leith these days; but Storries wanting £6.80 for two pies really is the tipping point.

[Hibernian Retro @HibernianRetro]

ℋ𝒾𝒷ℯ𝓇𝓃𝒾𝒶𝓃 𝒻𝒸 supporters outside Shades Bar in 𝟏𝟗𝟗𝟎

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@Andypurd @JohnWight1 Neither!

[Persevere Originals @PersevereOG]

📜 150 years ago today, on November 4th 1876, Andrew Hughes played for Hibs against Edinburgh Swifts on The Meadows.

On his way home to Cowgate, he intervened to protect a woman being attacked. Hughes was struck on the head and died five days later, aged just 21.

[Jake Tapper 🦅 @jaketapper]

Best campaign ad ever.

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Goodbye and goodnight 🪉🟢

#GGTTH

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@ewangibbs ‘The respective unions recognised the changing leisure culture among their members, and balloted on several occasions regarding Benidorm package holiday deals during the trades week.’

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What episodes of A Place In The Sun you watch is a clear class indicator, by the way.

Canary Islands, Costa Del Sol - working class.

France, Italian Alps - middle class.

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@gordon_stanners Spot on, Gordon 🍦

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Another day on Easter Road, and with Greggs and Baynes next door to one another, I don’t know why anybody would even think there’s any debate there. Baynes every single time categorically.

[pHiycrtyl @iycrtylph]

Patrick Stewart was, like many of the greatest British artists of the 20th Century, a working class boy who became a world-class artist thanks to a public arts education made possible by Post War social democracy. He never forgot it.

[Finlay McLaren @fin_lay24]

Sir Patrick Stewart's first TV appearance as a fireman in Coronation Street (1967)

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@Daniel87332436 Again, a very good point, a lot of independents out there doing incredible stuff

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@weehendo75 The Scotmid bakery stuff is really good, as are their baguettes it must be said

[Andy Walmsley @Radiojottings]

Is this the longest ever gap between first broadcast and repeat? 90 years later Television Come to London, next Wednesday on BBC Four as part of a night marking the start of the regular high-definition TV service from Ally Pally in 1936

[Jack Elsom @JackElsom]

And the reviews are in!

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@celtic_jaime @jackmoffat66