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The Hound Of The Baskervilles
By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Adapted by Steven Canny and John Nicholson
in which the part of Sherlock is played by an actress (previously featured on ShoutOut http://www.bcfmradio.com/2013/03/14/19/shoutout-109/27718)
‘Holmes, this is no time to panic.’
‘Goodness me, Watson, this is the perfect time to panic!’
Like a dog with a bone, Jenny Wren Productions return to the Everyman Studio with this entirely irreverent version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic tail. Three actors work like dogs to play all the characters in this fast-paced, barking comedy that will leave you howling with laughter!
Our heroes Holmes and Watson show dogged determination as they take on the terrier-fying case of The Hound of the Baskervilles. Their investigation leads them to follow the scent of escaped convicts, country yokels and suspicious-looking men (and women) with suspicious beards, and to pick bones with some of the more eccentric members of the Baskerville pedigree.
Born and bred at the Everyman, Jenny Wren Productions’ previous ast-hound-ing productions in the Studio include The Canterbury Tails (sorry), A Child in the Forest and, most recently, The Pickwick Papers.
We’ll try not to make a dog’s biscuit of it, as we’re hoping for a round of appaws at the end.
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The Hound Of The Baskervilles
By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Adapted by Steven Canny and John Nicholson
in which the part of Sherlock is played by an actress (previously featured on ShoutOut http://www.bcfmradio.com/2013/03/14/19/shoutout-109/27718)
‘Holmes, this is no time to panic.’
‘Goodness me, Watson, this is the perfect time to panic!’
Like a dog with a bone, Jenny Wren Productions return to the Everyman Studio with this entirely irreverent version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic tail. Three actors work like dogs to play all the characters in this fast-paced, barking comedy that will leave you howling with laughter!
Our heroes Holmes and Watson show dogged determination as they take on the terrier-fying case of The Hound of the Baskervilles. Their investigation leads them to follow the scent of escaped convicts, country yokels and suspicious-looking men (and women) with suspicious beards, and to pick bones with some of the more eccentric members of the Baskerville pedigree.
Born and bred at the Everyman, Jenny Wren Productions’ previous ast-hound-ing productions in the Studio include The Canterbury Tails (sorry), A Child in the Forest and, most recently, The Pickwick Papers.
We’ll try not to make a dog’s biscuit of it, as we’re hoping for a round of appaws at the end.
Indigo (feat. Speed Meet)
Celebrate the summer with our early evening Speed Meet. With Indigo expanding by the month, it’s high time to get everyone mingling. It’s not about dating and you don’t have to dress to impress, the Speed Meet is just a relaxed opportunity to get to know more women in the South West
and make new friends. What happens from there is up to you.
Our Speed Meet happens between 8 pm and 9 pm. Our regular mix of prosecco, music and laughter resumes from 9 pm. The Speed Meets are always popular, but feel free to come along later if Speed Meeting isn’t for you.
Register for the Speed Meet part of the evening ASAP by emailing Suzanne@indigonetwork.co.uk
Indigo (feat. Speed Meet)
Thur 20 June
Goldbrick House
69 Park Street
Bristol, BS1 5PB
8 pm – late
8 pm – 9 pm – speed meet and 9 pm onwards for normal Indigo night.
£5 entry (incl glass of Prosecco before 10pm)
For further information please contact: Suzanne on suzanne@indigonetwork.co.uk
Indigo ft. Speed Meet | Thur 20 June
Get social with our early evening Speed Meet. Join later for relaxed drinks.
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About the Night
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Celebrate the summer with our early evening Speed Meet. With Indigo expanding by the month, it’s high time to get everyone mingling.
It’s not about dating and you don’t have to dress to impress, the Speed Meet is just a relaxed opportunity to get to know more women in the South West and make new friends. What happens from there is up to you.
Our Speed Meet happens between 8 pm and 9 pm. Our regular mix of prosecco, music and laughter resumes from 9 pm. The Speed Meets are always popular, but feel free to come along later if Speed Meeting isn’t for you.
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Speed Meet Info
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Register for the Speed Meet part of the evening ASAP by emailing Suzanne(at)indigonetwork.co.uk
Indigo ft. Speed Meet
Thur 20 June
Goldbrick House
69 Park Street
Bristol, BS1 5PB
8 pm – 12 pm
8 pm – 9 pm Speed Meet & 9 pm onwards regular Indigo Night
£5 Entry (includes a glass of Prosecco before 10 pm)
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New Guests Welcome
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Many new guests come each month, many of these arrive on their own.
To find out more about Indigo, or if you’re coming alone, arrange to meet up with one of our friendly hosts at the event.
Simply email Suzanne@indigonetwork.co.uk. Alternatively just turn up on the night, and we’ll make sure that we say hello!
The Hound Of The Baskervilles
By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Adapted by Steven Canny and John Nicholson
in which the part of Sherlock is played by an actress (previously featured on ShoutOut http://www.bcfmradio.com/2013/03/14/19/shoutout-109/27718)
‘Holmes, this is no time to panic.’
‘Goodness me, Watson, this is the perfect time to panic!’
Like a dog with a bone, Jenny Wren Productions return to the Everyman Studio with this entirely irreverent version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic tail. Three actors work like dogs to play all the characters in this fast-paced, barking comedy that will leave you howling with laughter!
Our heroes Holmes and Watson show dogged determination as they take on the terrier-fying case of The Hound of the Baskervilles. Their investigation leads them to follow the scent of escaped convicts, country yokels and suspicious-looking men (and women) with suspicious beards, and to pick bones with some of the more eccentric members of the Baskerville pedigree.
Born and bred at the Everyman, Jenny Wren Productions’ previous ast-hound-ing productions in the Studio include The Canterbury Tails (sorry), A Child in the Forest and, most recently, The Pickwick Papers.
We’ll try not to make a dog’s biscuit of it, as we’re hoping for a round of appaws at the end.
Glitzy Girlz
Venue: The Queen Shilling - Bristol
Time 10:00pm - 4:00am
Attendees: TV/CD/TS, Admirers, Partners, Boyfriends, Friends and Family
The Hound Of The Baskervilles
By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Adapted by Steven Canny and John Nicholson
in which the part of Sherlock is played by an actress (previously featured on ShoutOut http://www.bcfmradio.com/2013/03/14/19/shoutout-109/27718)
‘Holmes, this is no time to panic.’
‘Goodness me, Watson, this is the perfect time to panic!’
Like a dog with a bone, Jenny Wren Productions return to the Everyman Studio with this entirely irreverent version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic tail. Three actors work like dogs to play all the characters in this fast-paced, barking comedy that will leave you howling with laughter!
Our heroes Holmes and Watson show dogged determination as they take on the terrier-fying case of The Hound of the Baskervilles. Their investigation leads them to follow the scent of escaped convicts, country yokels and suspicious-looking men (and women) with suspicious beards, and to pick bones with some of the more eccentric members of the Baskerville pedigree.
Born and bred at the Everyman, Jenny Wren Productions’ previous ast-hound-ing productions in the Studio include The Canterbury Tails (sorry), A Child in the Forest and, most recently, The Pickwick Papers.
We’ll try not to make a dog’s biscuit of it, as we’re hoping for a round of appaws at the end.
The Hound Of The Baskervilles
By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Adapted by Steven Canny and John Nicholson
in which the part of Sherlock is played by an actress (previously featured on ShoutOut http://www.bcfmradio.com/2013/03/14/19/shoutout-109/27718)
‘Holmes, this is no time to panic.’
‘Goodness me, Watson, this is the perfect time to panic!’
Like a dog with a bone, Jenny Wren Productions return to the Everyman Studio with this entirely irreverent version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic tail. Three actors work like dogs to play all the characters in this fast-paced, barking comedy that will leave you howling with laughter!
Our heroes Holmes and Watson show dogged determination as they take on the terrier-fying case of The Hound of the Baskervilles. Their investigation leads them to follow the scent of escaped convicts, country yokels and suspicious-looking men (and women) with suspicious beards, and to pick bones with some of the more eccentric members of the Baskerville pedigree.
Born and bred at the Everyman, Jenny Wren Productions’ previous ast-hound-ing productions in the Studio include The Canterbury Tails (sorry), A Child in the Forest and, most recently, The Pickwick Papers.
We’ll try not to make a dog’s biscuit of it, as we’re hoping for a round of appaws at the end.
BS3 LGBT
Brunch + Board Games at the Old Bookshop, Sunday 23rd June from 11am.
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