"Pegabovine: House Of Mirth", and also Radio 4, and also the Etcetera
Hello there.
Well, as you might have seen from a sudden blitz of messages on Facebook, email, and on our website, we're having three days of manic activity.
Yesterday, we officially launched both the new look of our website and also "Pegabovine: House Of Mirth", our new podcast. Check it out here, where you can also subscribe to the podcast in iTunes and a range of delightful websites. There'll hopefully be more podcasts in the new year.
TONIGHT we are on "28 Acts In 28 Minutes" on BBC Radio 4. It's on at 6.30pm, and thereafter on Listen Again. We're on it at around the thirteen minute mark, so feel free to tune in at 6.43pm and then tune out again around 6.44pm.
TOMORROW, we've got our show at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden. It's on at 9.30pm and features sketches and songs from Pegabovine, songs from Like A Thief, comedy from an as-yet-unnamed comedy group, and Luke Kennard reading a poem into a tape. It's a fiver for entry, and there may well be some charming choral singing or something as well. To be honest, I'm not 100% sure what's going to happen at it, but rest assured it will be entertaining. (sigh...)
I've just been to my work Christmas lunch and am consequently a little bit drunk. Hopefully this doesn't show.
Well, as you might have seen from a sudden blitz of messages on Facebook, email, and on our website, we're having three days of manic activity.
Yesterday, we officially launched both the new look of our website and also "Pegabovine: House Of Mirth", our new podcast. Check it out here, where you can also subscribe to the podcast in iTunes and a range of delightful websites. There'll hopefully be more podcasts in the new year.
TONIGHT we are on "28 Acts In 28 Minutes" on BBC Radio 4. It's on at 6.30pm, and thereafter on Listen Again. We're on it at around the thirteen minute mark, so feel free to tune in at 6.43pm and then tune out again around 6.44pm.
TOMORROW, we've got our show at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden. It's on at 9.30pm and features sketches and songs from Pegabovine, songs from Like A Thief, comedy from an as-yet-unnamed comedy group, and Luke Kennard reading a poem into a tape. It's a fiver for entry, and there may well be some charming choral singing or something as well. To be honest, I'm not 100% sure what's going to happen at it, but rest assured it will be entertaining. (sigh...)
I've just been to my work Christmas lunch and am consequently a little bit drunk. Hopefully this doesn't show.