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Topic started by Tom Brooks (tombrooks)
46 yo GWM living WITHOUT the commercial scene ( except dance music and Brighton Pride) . I manage a theatre company.I'm a member of GOC, LGSWG,Edward Carpenter Community, Eurofairies,USA Radical Fairies, South London Gays, Gymnos. In the past I've been a Switchboard volunteer, treasurer of Pride, also worked in Pride Arts Festival. I love parties, international travel, walking, cooking, reading, opera, meditation.
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#70711Thu 24/01/08 20:00 |
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Oh dear this is a bit rubbish. So wordy and psychologically completely implausible.Anton Lessor really hopeless in this role. I left feeling bludgeoned with words,words words and so what if they witter on about Iraq a bit.Would the girl really put up with a potential father in law so rude and patronising? Is this really a man who seduced everything in sight in his heyday as the play seems to claim?Would an Ivy League professor really give up her post to go back to being a journalist in Baghdad? None of this convinced. |
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