Inspired by this post, guest drivel-merchant Katy hereby reviews a spork… I’m actually road testing a spork right now! It’s what Marks & Spencers have switched to instead of the razor sharp fork they previously offered. And here is my review (used with Chicken & Mushroom Risotto)… Admittedly it looks really cool, and would do well… Continue reading Review Of A New Spork
Tag: Funny
You Can’t Reinvent The Past!
Uh-oh. I found this prototypical script on my work laptop as well as this list of recordings. They seem to be related quite closely. See! ideas thrown around like tiny flimsy ragdolls! See! sketches end abruptly with no resolution! See! frustration incarnate! Again, the names have been changed to protect those whose fault it all… Continue reading You Can’t Reinvent The Past!
Where Are My Keys?
Much as I hate to admit it, I read Zoe Williams column in the paper at the weekend, where she admits to almost considering searching for her keys on Google, because she’s tried everything else, and is desperate. Crazy huh? Well, that’s our Zoe. Jesus. Anyway, I have been known to have trouble in this… Continue reading Where Are My Keys?
Remnants Of A Past, Never To Be Repeated
While clearing out some files from my monolithic work laptop other day, I found this. Back in 2001, just after the shit hit the fan, I met up a few times with a couple of friends with a view to writing something to be performed somewhere. About a year later, we managed to do Grey,… Continue reading Remnants Of A Past, Never To Be Repeated
Here it is, Bam!
…and you say, “Goddamn, this is a dope jam…” It’s about that time for another Robin Deacon plug. LIVE: ROBIN DEACON Private View, Wednesday 9th March, 6 Exhibition runs from 9th March – 2nd April, Mon to Sat, 12 – 6pm Tablet Gallery, The Tabernacle, Powis Square, London W11 2AY Live by Robin Deacon is… Continue reading Here it is, Bam!
Colin Powell: A Biographical Performance by Robin Deacon
Let’s plug me ol’ mucker Robin again! Saturday 27th November The Curtain Theatre Toynbee Studios 28 Commercial Street London E1 6AB 8PM Cost £5 Part of the Performance: Strategy & Process series. www.robindeacon.comTo book tickets visit Artsadmin (Mon-Fri, 10.30am – 6pm). Tickets can be purchased on the door by cheque (with guarantee card) or cash.… Continue reading Colin Powell: A Biographical Performance by Robin Deacon
Birthday Photoshoppery
For my good friend Robin’s birthday, I inserted his smart-mouthed face into a selection of album covers. See them here. For more pictures of the man himself, click here.
Gripping Achewood Lovestory
OK, I’m not much of a soap-follower – it involves getting involved, if you know what I mean. But at the moment I’m getting pretty caught up with the ongoing love story between Molly and Roast Beef in the online comic strip Achewood, a favourite of mine for a long time. Here’s a run-down of… Continue reading Gripping Achewood Lovestory
Robin Deacon @ home
Without wanting to seem like a free advertising agency for him, I must tell you both about his next performance. So here goes. The Performing Kitchen, 9/10/11 July 2004, at home Enjoy
Highway to Hell
I’ve been following the work of veteran performance artist Robin Deacon for many years now, from his early musical work in The Attic in Bedford, through the Adamsdown years, to his current status as the premier Tooting-based performance artist currently in circulation. So it was with a great deal of excitement that I learned he… Continue reading Highway to Hell