Whose Line Is It Anyway? montage 

Whose Line Is It Anyway? 

Here is the episode from Whose Line Is It Anyway (Series 8, episode 1) 

The OFS: Episode 3 (and the proud owner of a busking license)

I OWN A BUSKING LICENSE! Said license came in great use at Saturday's street performance on Cornmarket, in which cast and crew performed and flyered (waiting to be approached, of course, in compliance with the busking code of conduct) the previously unsuspecting people of Oxford. We had planned a pub crawl for Friday night and bought balloons/constructed sandwich boards etc. but cast were keen on a night off so balloons etc. were utilised on Cornmarket. Anyway I can now busk in Ox any time

The OFS 3 was highly uneventful. Largely because I wasn't there. And nor was Liz. Poor Kim. Alone with the OFS panel. From what I heard ALL WAS WELL.

After a mad rush to get press packs created in time, we had great reviews in the OxStu and Cherwell although we're a bit puzzled about why our photos weren't used. I have now used the photos for a low-key box office display.

I've sent press releases and photos to press people in Oxford AND BEYOND and we're expecting a few reviewers for the opening night on Tuesday. Fingers crossed. Kim needs the comps list by Monday. The Henley Times (think that's the name) asked us to find our own reviewer. So we have chosen Simon. Which is quite humorous really. No doubt he will write with the upmost professionality.

The envelopes were sent off to language schools and sixth forms and follow up calls made. We have our OUDS mailout to do on Tuesday with our SNAZZY motiffed envies.

So... tech run-through on Monday and first night Tuesday. Fingers crossed.