I was really happy to play Bernadette in this brand new audio drama ‘The Hungry Moon’ adapted by @ianwinterton.bsky.social from @ramseycampbell.bsky.social ‘s novel.
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Peter Davison
Producer @garethothevworp.bsky.social
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The Doctor and a Yeti attempt a new dance move.
I really mustn't watch 'Simon's Cat' videos in silent mode on the way home. I laughed out loud ... slightly embarrassing 😀 Funny though.
When daffodils begin to peer
With heigh! the doxy over the dale
Why, then comes in the sweet o' a year..
William Shakespeare
Which James Bond villain does a Dalek like the most? Skaromanga (I made this up, and I will now get my coat 😄)
The Brigadier brings the Doctor and Sarah back to Earth with a bump in the night in Doctor Who: The Ministry of Death: out now from Big Finish
@bigfinish.bsky.social @mrrobvalentine.bsky.social
#DoctorWho
Based on the novels by @andylaneauthor.bsky.social
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I like jokes about eyes…the cornea the better. 😆
I loved Basil Brush when I was little. I can remember going to a pantomime and giggling away at him. I was still giggling long after he’d finished telling a joke too, but I was only five, so I was forgiven 😆
A monochromatic image of a solitary, weathered wooden bench perched on a windswept grassy knoll. The bench is angled towards a dramatic seascape. Beyond the foreground, the land slopes down to meet a rugged, rocky coastline where the restless sea churns. Waves crash against the shore, their white foam a stark contrast against the dark rocks and the deep, textured expanse of the water. The ocean's surface is alive with movement, hinting at the power and vastness of nature.
Old bench and the sea. Asturias.
#photography
Ramma lamma lamma, ka dingity ding da dong
Shoo bop shoo wadda wadda yippity boom da boom.
I love Grease, it’s a great film.
Sometimes it's nice to just sit and watch the night sky.
Hi All, My friend Richard has started up a podcast all about theatre and his own experiences as an actor. If you can, he would appreciate a follow and please listen too. Thank you.
I'm listening to You’ve Got To Pick A Pocket Or Two, Dear on Podbean, check it out! www.podbean.com/pi/pbblog-cb...
37 million years old whale spine found in the hot dunes of Egypt. This is a complete skeleton, the first-ever find for Basilosaurus, a large, predatory, prehistoric archaeocete whale uncovered in Wadi El Hitan, preserved with the remains of its prey.
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I hope that your day brings reasons to smile.
Remembering actor Roger Delgado on his birthday.
"I affirm that the daffodil is my favourite flower. For the daffodil comes, not only before the swallow comes, but before all the many flowers of summer; it comes on the heels of a flowerless winter. Yes, a favourite flower must be a spring flower."
A.A.Milne
To my friends in Wales “Dydd Gwyl Dewi Hapus” x
This version was very good!
I am watching the end of ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’ on Talking Pictures TV.
@talkingpicturestv.bsky.social
For a friend.
Sometimes in life a light goes out and you realise that light was a bright one, a warmth that we all knew and had loved most of our lives. To anyone who has ever lost someone I am sending love to you.
Using the word, "thingy" when you can`t remember what something is called. This is then usually followed by frantic hand movements, whilst I am trying to describe what I mean through mime and interpretive dance 😆
There was a tiny Goldfinch on the washing line this morning. I think that they’re beautiful tiny birds. I love the little dance they do when calling to one another.
I really liked Neil Sedaka and his music.
@davidlbarratt.bsky.social Hi David, I thought that you might like this.
www.birminghamdispatch.co.uk/the-sets-wer...
Predictive text really gets my toga.
Remembering Peter MIles ( 26th February 2018. I am a day out but I wanted to post this.)
This was a photo that I took at ‘Regenerations’ in Swansea, he was lovely.
There are so many amazing people who are always creating beautiful things. I sometimes feel we are parked diagonally in a parallel universe and then I see everything from art, theatre, books, photography, audio drama etc and it brings a smile to my face. Thanks everyone 😀
I still think that @gerryanderson.bsky.social’s
‘Four Feather Falls’ is a great series.
I love the idea of how one snowflake can join together with others and create a magical landscape. Having friends like that who come together and work on projects I love, combining their thoughts and creating something beautiful, is a lovely thing.
