To Beard or Not To Beard - The Hirsute Styles of Queen Vic's Blokes

I filled in in the non-speaking walk-on role of a copper in Friday night's performance (it was Friday wasn't it?) and felt most naked around the face in the presence of such magnificent fuzz as that which you and Robert sported Greg. I will even go so far as to say that one of you two will surely carry off the prestigious Finley award for Best Supporting Beard despite stiff opposition from such productions as Jesus Christ Superstar (there was sure to have been some excellent stubble in that one surely). Folks, the facial hair on these two is a sight to behold and it is a true testament to both gents that they will perform under hot lights with the added burden of this face fluff. Such is the dedication to their craft that Robert has even gone so far as to grow copious amounts of hair on the rest of his body (front and back) presumably that this can be trimmed and added to any areas of his brush that suffer palsy or balding during the production. I have glanced at the photos you provided of your grandparents Greg and whilst I acknowledge the effort your grandfather has gone to in cultivating his chin awning, it's fair to say your grandmother wasn't even trying. ;) On a serious note, get down and see this show in it's last week. It's a good 'un.