The Guildhall Experience

A fraught and hectic week so excuse the lack of material...nice to get a minute. L is at a candle party so can unwind a second.

I urge my fellow citizens of Gloucester to turn their social scene to the Guildhall on Eastgate Street.

Lisa and I are having a well deserved night out a week Saturday where we will be hitting the comedy scene with a couple of pre Edinburgh fringe warm up acts, most notably Miss Jo Caulfield. Now you and I will know her as the one who doesnt say a lot on Mock the Week but I am sure in her own solo slot she will not shut up about about dating, or relationships, or sex. She won't shut up about her Scottish husband or her Irish mother. She won't shut up about her drunken friends, or their ugly children, or her ideas for Dragon's Den inventions, or her plans to solve the economic crisis. (that was her own publicity material by the way)

Anyway,looking forward to it.

On further inspection however, coming attractions to this perceived strange ,slightly cult (small attendances) venue next to the soon to close C&G,include The Beat,It Bites, Sham 69 and last month Athlete were on stage, not bad . Sadly Midge Ure is there later in the year for what is described as seated only concert which sounds about right.