The Don Russell stays :-)

And of course, now all we have to do is get bums on proverbial seats, and give the council support for being gracious enough to do an about turn, and of course A lad in sane productions would be more than happy to see that happen with our forthcoming production, 'The beat goes on' (weekend of the 26/27 of November). Note: Unlike the Old Mill's 'Fiddler on the roof', we haven't as yet sold out, in fact aside from the Management who we've glued to their seats that's al lthe tickets we've done, but we do live in hope that this original production, may bring a few punters down to the old Don. If high quality musicals and panto's aren't your fing, then come and check out the lads from Walfamstow ... Footnote: I wish to make it clear that I know some of the people in this show, in fact I know em all, and it might be helpful to mention that I wrote it ,and that's probably why I'm hoping you'll come along and see it. It has nothing to do with the money we've invested, nor the fact that if we don't recoup our costs, that I might be forced into lining up at the salvos soup station, and that reheated vegie soup brings me out in a rash... no we wouldn't go so low as to beg you to come and see this funny show, cos it is funny, even if I say so meself, and I can say it's funny cos I called it a comedy...and why would I call it a comedy if it weren't funny? do come along, we'll show you a touch of the ole British hospitality. Anyone for mushy peas and chips. Johnny Grim A lad in sane productions