Big In Falkirk 2004

British Juggling Convention 2004 (Derby)
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Edinburgh Fringe Festival

I spent many days at this festival, and saw tons of fantastic acts such as:

• Steve Frost's Impro All Stars
• Fred MacAuley
• Twelve Angry Men
• Monty Python's Flying Circus (done entirely in French!)
• Godspell
• Umbilical Brothers
• Mel and Sue
• Men in Coats
• Gospel of Matthew
• Dara o Briain
  

T in the Park 2003

My first music festival and it won't be the last! I saw the following acts:

• Skin
• Proclaimers
• Cardigans
• Super Furry Animals
• Flaming Lips
• REM
• Mankato
• Alfie
• The Darkness
• Echo and the Bunnymen
• Sugababes
• Inspiral Carpets
• Supergrass
• Charlatans
• Coldplay
• Caladan

European Juggling Convention 2002 (Bremen, Germany): August 2002

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British Juggling Convention (Whitstable, Kent): 28 March-1 April 2002

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Glasgow Face Painting and Juggling Convention
20-22 Feb 2002

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Cinderella: Perth Theatre: 27 December 2001

Went with Donna.

Very good! Been ages since either of us went to a pantomime, so it was a good laugh, and made CHRISTmas feel a bit more CHRISTmassy!

Popcorn: MacRoberts Art Centre: 12 April 2001

Went with Lawrence, Euan and Neil.

Brilliant play! Thoroughly enjoyed it. Excellent script anc acting. Based one of my favourite books written by Ben Elton.

Comedy Store: Sandy Nelson - Cowane Centre: 5 April 2001

The warm up woman was very poor, but Sandy Nelson more than made up for it, with his excellent and musically gifted parodies of well known singers and groups.

How Many Miles To Babylon: MacRoberts Art Centre: 31 March 2001

I went with Chris, Anne, Lawrence and Graeme.

Very obscure play based on a cult that is close to destruction. Why there had to be an accordionist and musical numbers is a mystery to those who went!

Delirious - Glasgow Barrowlands: 9 November 2000

I went with my Youth Group and people from Stirling Baptist Church. It is not my kind of music though, so I spent most of the concert wandering around and bumping into people I hadn't seen for ages! One of my friends crowdsurfed! I enjoyed the concert, as it was an overall good experience.

Gasping - King's Theatre (Edinburgh): 16 May 2000

My favourite author is Ben Elton. I had read this book, and when the play came to Edinburgh, I went to see it with my sister and her fiancé Scott (who are both drama students). It was a superbly acted play starring David Haig from TV's "Thin Blue Line".

Phil Kay Concert - Albert Hall: 20 April 2000

This is one of Scotland's funniest comedians. I went with my friend Peter. Phil Kay stood at the door and welcomed us in! His show is totally spontaneous, and he encouraged heckling.After the show, he came up to me and asked if I had enjoyed it!!

Supergirly Concert - Cowane Centre: 4 April 2000

One of the funniest shows I have ever seen. I went with my friend Peter. These girls appear on Live and Kicking on Saturday mornings. They are both very talented, and were great at parodying absolutely everyone in the pop music world.