Star Wars Episode IV: A New Blog

Welcome friends, to the all new Night Light Theatre blog. Its very exciting. I'll be be keeping track of all goings on within the company, and hopefully get some videos and stuff like that up here soon. I'm a bit new to all this, but I've known Tom for a few years, so when he and Rich Rusk asked me if I wouldn't mind keeping a blog for the company,  I got very excited about it. Then I couldn't log on for a while, so that was a problem. But I went away, had a snack and tried a bit later, and it was fine again. So there you go.

After logging on, I wasn't too sure what to do, so I phoned up Tom to see what was going on today. He said he was filling out application forms and sending letters and emails. I didn't really want to write about that, so I said I had to go to the shop. I think he's in a bad mood because his heatings not working. He has to wear his coat when he watches telly.

While I was at the shop, I decided that I should just start this new blog by telling you whats coming up for Night Light over the next couple of months. 

In October, there is the beginnings of rehearsals for Romeo and Juliet - the arts council very kindly sent a bit of money so they can have some fun. Puppets are being made, plans are afoot and Rich is working away furiously - all good signs. They'll be joined by some very good friends from time gone by, so its going to be a really exciting month.

A couple of things to tell you about in November. Firstly, the Night Light Orchestra are playing a gig at the Snug bar on Lensfield Road, Cambridge on 16th November. Then, the next evening, a scratch performance of Romeo and Juliet will be taking place at The Junction's Jam Night in Cambridge. The evening will showcase October's work on the show, as well as showings from some other theatre companies - all of them brilliant - so it looks like it'll be a great autumnul night of theatre.

Well, I think thats my mission accomplished for tonight. Im going to have some soup now and read a book about Ronnie Barker, but do keep coming back here -  I like this blogging and I'll be updating as often as I can.

Dave