Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Ann Widdecombe & Me: A Public Statement

That got your notice, didn't it? Ann & I are performing our theatre show at two theatres over the next two weeks, so if you fancy coming along, here are the details...

Saturday 6 September, 7.30pm: Barrington Centre, Ferndown Bournemouth. Tickets £16.50

Tuesday 16 September, 7.45pm: Civic Centre, Chelmsford. Tickets £16

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  1. you would need to pay me a lot more than £16.50 to attend.

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  2. That's not very nice is it?! It's a good laff, I can assure you!

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  3. Is it based on Riverdance? OMG noooooooooooooooo

    :)

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  4. are there any reviews online so that I can read what it;s about?

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  5. Iain, I love your blog but this is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard.

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  6. Re your headline : She would be the right person to commit big-amy with !

    Alan Douglas

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  7. Never had Widdy down as a fag-hag..

    Best of British and 'break a leg' as they say...

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  8. I would have come if you had been in London!

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  9. Great, but already booked to do an old car run in the pm with that 6750cc thing I have from Crewe, with a chum who has a pre war Alvis, and in the evening a Betjeman reading near Charmouth! Now you tell me you and Widders are a few miles up the road!

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  10. I would expect it to be nothing less than wonderful. Do you take questions from the audience?

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  11. Coulc you not film it and do a web cam...well I have no idea what I am talking about but you know the sort of thing .

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  12. Come down to London Iain, then I'll definitely go.

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  13. Got to say well done Ian and Ann. :)

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  14. Good god - I work in Chelmsford, and I am in Bournemouth with the family this weekend!

    Hope you aren't stalking me, Iain!

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  15. Iain,kindly get your wench backside up north (to Preston, as a random northern city picked completely at random, honest) and then I would buy tickets. (If you can guarantee Widdecombe in fishnets or heels (preferably both) I'd be willing to travel as far as Manchester)

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  16. Oh my god. How pathetic.

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  17. Must...resist... must...resist... must..resist... oh bugger.... looking at the photo, Iain, is this another fine mess you've gotten (you) into?

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  18. Come to London, you two gorgeous creatures! You know the politicos don't venture past the M25 - so cold.

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  19. Iain, why don't they mention you in the adverts for the show?

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  20. They normally do but obviously people come to see her, not me!

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