@exitthelemming So sorry to read this. Everything he was in was better for his having been in it. Condolences to you and your family on this great loss.
Thanks to Zainab, one of the young reviewers at @TheMillBanbury , for a fab review of @ThePantaloons Merry Wives: “a uniquely fun and engaging experience.” Final show on Sunday! https://t.co/YOf0Ru7gR8
The Merry Wives of New Milton (in er…New Milton) was another brilliantly funny show from the excellent @ThePantaloons. No idea how they script it but just go and see it. A hoot.
Oh wow, and another lovely @ThePantaloons Merry Wives review hot on the heels of the last one! "Shakespearean comedy at its finest... a night of theatre that I will remember for a long time to come". Two weeks left, folks! https://t.co/8F8ZMoJmST
Another great review of @ThePantaloons Merry Wives of Windsor: "perfect raw material for the company's irreverent approach to the bard... The ensemble cast were uniformity excellent". Two weeks left to catch it! https://t.co/nvFu0A6l5r
The @ThePantaloons Merry Wives of Windsor was absolutely superb tonight. @al3xr1vers’ Falstaff probably my favourite portrayal ever, and not just because he made so much of my audience suggestion he try flossing as a wooing technique. All the usual brilliant nonsense.
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Had a great evening at the Regal Theatre enjoying The Merry Wives Of Minehead performed by the hugely talented @ThePantaloons. Fabulous fun, a highly recommended show 👏👏 #NightOut#LocalTheatre
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