Normality? No, I don't think I'm familiar with the concept

Back from Edinburgh. Show went well, audiences so small they were almost non-existent. Very tired. But at least I now have time to start playing STO and LOTRO again.

My sister has written a very positive blog about the Edinburgh show I'm doing. We ain't no sitting ducks!

Or, I did, until I took my socks off. Y'see, today it snowed all over the North of England (and probably lots of other places too), and I had to go out in it. I was a bit late up, though, so I didn't have time to put my boots on, only my trainers, and my trainers are not as waterproof as my boots.

I went to the EdFringe Roadshow at the Contact Theatre in Manchester (whose architect must surely be wearing a white coat with really long sleeves now), in order to do research towards putting on the show that I hope to be doing this summer. I say "hope to be doing" rather than "will be doing", because people I'M not allowed to Talk about are makinG things difficult because I cocked up the timings of approaching actors versus approaching them. Anyway, that particular problem should be sorted out by the end of the week, one way or another.

Results from the Roadshow are good - it turns out most of my predictions/guesses about what would need to be done in what order to take a show to Edinburgh were accurate, or at least workably close. I got to talk to four venue reps, and a production company consultant. It provided a lot of useful information, which KCT will be making use of.