The End of the Play

I performed in the final shows of Henry VI, Part Two (or 2H6 as we're calling it). It was great to be involved with such a talented bunch of folk. Here are some of the images. 

 

Relaxation naturally includes books, tea, cats, outdoor settings and trashy TV shows.

Performances and Recovery

This week, Rockspeare's Henry VI, Part Two opened at The Mill Theatre. I am playing Gloucester and Salisbury. I get to campaign, scheme, conspire, provoke, defend, and all those other wonderful political activities with this tight-knit cast as we interpret the Wars of the Roses. 

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester

Breakfast at Fox and Bow with Him Outdoors. 

Smoked trout croquettes with poached eggs, lemon hollandaise and crunchy kale

Unofficial photo shoots with cats are hilarious, especially when they are bonkers like Penelope. 

I went to watch Him Outdoors compete in the ACT duathlon championships, but I must admit, I got distracted by the boingy things on the course.

All the ducks in a row

Downtime is spent reading in the spring sunshine in the garden with the cats.

Penny in a box

And out of doors