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The mysterious case of the Alperton Angels / Janice Hallett

Achttien jaar nadat het nieuws volstond over de zelfmoord van vier leden van een cultus, met als enige overlevenden twee zeventienjarigen en een baby, neemt succesvolle true crime schrijfster Amanda Bailey de opdracht aan om een boek erover te schrijven. Er zijn al meer boeken verschenen en films gemaakt, maar Amanda's opdracht is om de baby te vinden, die nu achttien wordt — weet hij/zij dat de leden van de cultus zichzelf als engelen zagen, en de baby als de antichrist die moest worden vernietigd? Het blijkt niet eenvoudig om informatie te vinden over de tieners en de baby; mensen die iets weten, willen of durven niets te zeggen, of geven informatie die niet strookt met de nieuwsberichten van destijds. Ook blijken een aantal mensen die destijds betrokken waren of eerder onderzoek hebben gedaan, voortijdig aan hun einde te zijn gekomen. Ondertussen ontdekt Amanda dat een oude rivaal bezig is met een vergelijkbaar boek in opdracht van een andere uitgever en helaas kunnen ze bijna niet anders dan in enige mate samenwerken.

Email from Cathy-June Lloyd, Cold & Unsolved Murder Club chair, 17 July 2021:   TO: Amanda Bailey DATE: 17 July 2021 SUBJECT: Re: A small favour FROM: Cathy-June Lloyd   Dear Amanda, Further to your email, Cold & Unsolved have been beavering away to see what we can find out for you about the case of the Alperton Angels. We've been reading news reports in chronological order and can't help but notice there's a body that comes and goes. Harpinder Singh's body is discovered in Middlesex House on 9 December, having been deceased for several days. His murder is eventually linked forensically to Gabriel Angelis and thus he becomes part of the Alperton Angels mythology. In the small hours of 11 December 2003 reports emerge of multiple stabbings in an abandoned warehouse. Some early police reports state there are two bodies, some say three, some say four. Later that day the number of dead is given as three: the 'angels' Michael, Gabriel and Elemiah. But Peter Duffy, aka Gabriel Angelis, the cult leader, is actually on the run. His mugshot is circulated and he's recognised by a hostel resident in Ealing and caught on 13 December. He's dishevelled but uninjured. The young cult members: Holly, Jonah and their baby are long since whisked away by the authorities. This is where the body count takes another turn. Reports now name Christopher Shenk, a local petty criminal, as the 'angel' Raphael, and the third body found in the warehouse. While police officers may have been mistaken over the names, Jonah knew very well which was which and his interview stated that the man he believed to be the archangel Gabriel was dead. While we have no explanation for this anomaly, members of the Guildford Cold & Unsolved Murder Club believe this should be called not The Case of the Alperton Angels, but The Mystery of the Alperton Angels. We'll keep at this case, Amanda; it's too intriguing to stop now!   All the best, Cathy-June Lloyd

SPOILER ALERT!

Net als in het vorige boek dat ik las van deze schrijfster, wordt het verhaal verteld in de vorm van transcripten van gesprekken, stukken uit rapporten en boeken, en uitwisselingen per email, sms en whatsapp. Er is daardoor ook weer een zekere mate van onbetrouwbaarheid, maar op een andere manier. De rode draad door dit boek is hoe mensen elkaar proberen te manipuleren, met — soms onbedoelde — akelige gevolgen. Een nadeel van deze vertelvorm is dat het iets lastiger is om bij te houden wie wie is, maar alles bij elkaar is dit ook weer een fijn boek.

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SHN INTERVIEW: Sleep Walking Animals

by Claire Silverman

Sleep Walking Animals, comprised of Tom, Jack, Joe, Alex, and Nuwan, are an indie folk/rock band from Manchester, England. They are releasing their debut single "Aengus' Fool" on February 14th. Their expansive and layered sound paired with their poetic lyrics will leave you hungry for more, but don’t worry: it’s coming.

CS: First off, I just want to say congratulations on releasing your debut single "Aengus’ Fool." How are you all feeling?

Tom: It’s all really exciting, it’s been a long time coming. We’ve had this song for maybe a year and a half now, going through quite a laborious process to get it made, get it recorded and mixed and mastered, but we’re here now, and it seems like a good time to be releasing music. It seems like people kind of need it at this point, so, yeah, it’s come at a good time.

CS: So how did you guys choose this as your first song to release, what was that process?

Jack: I think it was the first song we all wrote as a new band. Tom and Joe had written stuff together, and then I came aboard, Alex and Nuwan came aboad and we kind of all wrote this together. It’s got that weight to it, and we love playing it, so it was kind of a no-brainer. It encapsulates our sound quite nicely.

CS: What was the process of writing this song, did you start with the melody or the lyrics?

Tom: This one started with lyrics. I’d had this idea for this song for a little while and I was trying to find a way to encapsulate all these ideas that I had and to condense them into one song. The lyrics came after a couple of months of reading different material and listening to different artists and getting inspiration from different sources. And then once we had the lyrics, we all put our heads together and just started coming up with different motifs and then once we had those we started trying different harmonies, layering different parts. We’re quite lucky in the sense that everyone in this band can sing, so to layer harmonies is really not that difficult. It’s great because everyone can chip in.

CS: I wanted to ask specifically about the line “sifting through poems for phrases to keep.” I love that line, who came up with that?

Tom: Yeah, that was mine, yeah. Glad you like it. It came to me because I have done that. I’ve been that person.

Jack: I think we all have.

CS: Did the pandemic impact the release of this song and what you guys were doing?

Tom: If anything, it helped us. It gave us a bit more time to get things in place. We didn’t want to rush it. We wanted to have the artwork in place, we wanted to have a bit of hype on social media about when it was going to drop and have people anticipate it, and with this added time that we’ve had with the world on pause, it’s allowed us a bit of playing room, and we’ve tried to utilize that as best as possible.

Jack: It’s been our busiest year even though we’ve only seen each other three or four times. We played one gig last year, and then the rest of it has just been on Whatsapp and we’ve managed to record a whole EP.

CS: I wanted to ask about the single cover art because it’s beautiful. I actually recognized it from a photo on your Instagram, Tom.

Tom: It’s a picture that I took on New Year’s Day this year on Hay Bluff, which is part of the Black Mountains. We just loved the picture, the way the light sat on the snow, where the mountain finished and the sky began.

Jack: I made an etching of Tom's epic photo of Hay Bluff and printed it in ink, and my dad did the graphic design. We wanted it to have an element of the surreal so I added this abandoned bed which sits alone in the cold landscape. Kinda Dali-esque.

Tom: We fell in love with that idea. There’s something about a mountain as well, there’s a line in the song “I’ll shout from the mountains like Aengus’ fool” and we just wanted that kind of epic, anthemic feel to the strength of the sound that we’re making, this percussive triumphant feeling, and we thought the mountain did that.

CS: So how did you all come together as a band?

Joe: I’ve known Tom since we were very young, and in about 2017, Tom had been writing on his own, and I’d been sort of trying to on my own, and then I went to see him in New York and we did a bit of writing together. Then when I came back, we were doing it over Whatsapp like we’ve been doing it this past year, sending song ideas and lyrics. I was living with Jack at the time and tried getting him on board once Tom had come back from New York, I wanted Jack because he had just bought a double bass for some reason, so we were like “yeah go on, we’ll get some of that in,” and he didn’t want to at first—

Jack: Now, well, I can’t remember this, you’ve said this a few times, and I can’t remember ever not wanting to be in the band.

Joe [laughing]: You didn’t want to.

Jack: I want it on record now, I’ve always wanted to be in the band. That’s all I’ve ever wanted to do.

Joe: There was some persuading, and then once we had our first rehearsal, you were like “this is the best thing I’ve ever done in my life.” So we got Jack on board, and then I’d done a show with Alex—

Alex: Yeah we were in Cilla together, I was George and Joe was Paul.

Joe: So that’s how we met. We were the Beatles and just every night we’d sort of been gigging and it was fun, so I was like “yeah let’s get Alex on board because he can play guitar.” And then I’d known Nuwan for ages, I went to uni, drama school with Nuwan and we used to go busking together on the streets of Guildford trying to get some extra cash and we needed a drummer as well so there we go.

Tom: It was just a case of finding what we didn’t have and working towards panning out the sound. For a little while we had Joe on acoustic guitar and kicking the crap out of a bass drum at the same time and it wasn’t ideal.

Joe: Like Dick Van Dyke, innit.

Tom: Yeah, like Dick Van Dyke, one man band. Luckily, we found the dream team.

CS: Do you all have other artists or people that inspire your music?

Tom: Yeah, definitely. I for one wouldn’t be a songwriter without a number of artists who’ve inspired me over the years. Guy Garvey, Hozier, Robin Pecknold, the list goes on. It’s finding different mediums too, not just musicians and songwriters, it’s poets and novelists and painters.

Joe: Damien Rice, his songs were very influential.

Jack: And Paul McCartney is a big one for me, because my dad used to just play his solo stuff over and over.

Nuwan: Billy Joel is one for me, one of many.

Alex: I think that’s a good thing with our band, because we all have collectively such a wide range of influences and the way we all individually bring them in and mix them together, I think the combination of everything just—I feel like we’re starting to really get our sound as well because of the style that everyone’s bringing in when we’re in rehearsals and writing. It’s really nice, especially with all the recording we’ve started to do, it feels like we’re really gauging what what we’re going for, and we’re able to find it easier and we have a clearer path.

CS: Earlier you said that you have an EP in the works, do you know when we can expect more music from you guys?

Tom: Yeah, at the moment the idea is we’re going to release five singles, spread those releases out over weeks and months and then eventually once those are out, we are going to collate them onto one vinyl. That’ll include behind-the-scenes photographs and lyric sheets and little messages from the band, so that’ll be a good way to have a first taste of Sleep Walking Animals and preempt our inevitable album.

CS: Thank you so much for sitting down to chat with me about your debut single, "Aengus’ Fool." I really love the song and I’m excited to see what you guys do in the future!

[This interview has been lightly edited for clarity.]

FOLLOW THE BAND:

INSTAGRAM: @SLEEPWALKINGANIMALS

TWITTER:@SWALKINGANIMALS

FACEBOOK: @SLEEPWALKINGANIMALS

YOUTUBE: SLEEP WALKING ANIMALS

WWW.SLEEPWALKINGANIMALS.COM

Originally published on Instagram @shnradio on February 14, 2021

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On this date in music history…man oh man,was it ever a day that many of us will never forget,for many many reasons…

October 20th

2018 - Tom Petty

On what would have been Tom Petty's 68th birthday, the city of Gainesville renamed the former Northeast Park, a park where a young Petty had often visited, as Tom Petty Park.

2014 - John Holt

John Holt, reggae singer and songwriter who first found fame as a member of the Paragons, died aged 67. Holt penned 'The Tide Is High' made famous by Blondie.

2014 - George Harrison

The childhood home of former Beatle George Harrison sold at an auction at The Cavern Club for £156,000, ($250,000). The three-bedroom mid-terrace home was where The Quarrymen held some of their first rehearsals before the band evolved into the The Beatles in 1960.

2011 - Bob Dylan

US photographer Barry Feinstein, best known for taking enduring pictures of musicians such as Bob Dylan and George Harrison died aged 80. Feinstein was responsible for capturing more than 500 record sleeves, including Harrison's All Things Must Pass album and the cover photograph for Dylan's album The Times They Are A-Changin. The Rolling Stones sleeve for Beggars Banquet shot in a graffiti-covered toilet, was also Feinstein's work.

2003 - Cheryl Tweedy

A jury found Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Tweedy guilty of assaulting a nightclub worker. The singer was sentenced to complete 120 hours of unpaid community service and was ordered to pay her victim £500 compensation, plus £3,000 of prosecution costs. The singer had denied attacking toilet attendant Sophie Among ok-a, saying she only punched her in self-defence. The charges stemmed from an incident at the Drink nightclub in Guildford, Surrey, on 11 January.

1983 - Merle Travis

American country and western singer, songwriter, Merle Travis died of a heart attack aged 65. Acknowledged as one of the most influential American guitarist's of the twentieth century. Wrote 'Sixteen Tons' 1955 US No.1 for Ernie Ford. He appeared in the 1953 movie From Here to Eternity singing ‘Reenlistment Blues’.

….

1977 - Ronnie Van Zant

Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines and Cassie Gaines from Lynyrd Skynyrd were all killed along with manager Dean Kilpatrick when their rented plane ran out of fuel and crashed into a densely wooded thicket in the middle of a swamp in Gillsburg, Mississippi. The crash seriously injured the rest of the band and crew who were due to play at Louisiana University that evening.

….

1976 - Led Zeppelin

The Led Zeppelin film 'The Song Remains The Same', premiered in New York City. The charity night raised $25,000 for the save the children fund.

1969 - The Who

The Who played the first of six nights at New York's Filmore East performing a two-hour show featuring the songs from 'Tommy.'

1964 - The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones played their first live concert in France when they appeared at the Paris Olympia.

1962 - Boris Pickett

Bobby 'Boris' Pickett and the Crypt Kickers started a two week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with 'Monster Mash', it became a No.3 in the UK eleven years later in 1973. The song had been Banned by The BBC in the UK, deemed offensive.

(…and THATS why we left!)

1960 - Roy Orbison

Roy Orbison had his first UK No.1 single with 'Only The Lonely' and his first of 33 hits. The song was turned down by The Everly Brothers and Elvis Presley so Orbison decided to record the song himself.

1955 - Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley and Bill Haley and his Comets both appeared at Brooklyn High School auditorium, Cleveland.

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Ed Sheeran - Shape of you (Fomichev Remix)

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Edward Christopher Sheeran, MBE (born 17 February 1991) is an English singer, songwriter, guitarist, and record producer. Sheeran was born in Halifax, West Yorkshire, and raised in Framlingham, Suffolk. He attended the Academy of Contemporary Music in Guildford as an undergraduate from the age of 18 in 2009. In early 2011, Sheeran independently released the extended play, No. 5 Collaborations Project. After signing with Asylum Records, his debut album, + (read as "plus"), was released on 9 September 2011 and has since been certified seven-times platinum in the UK. The album contains the single "The A Team", which earned him the Ivor Novello Award for Best Song Musically and Lyrically. In 2012, Sheeran won the Brit Awards for Best British Male Solo Artist and British Breakthrough Act.

Sheeran's popularity abroad began in 2012. He made a guest appearance on Taylor Swift's fourth studio album, Red. "The A Team" was nominated for Song of the Year at the 2013 Grammy Awards, where he performed the song with Elton John. He spent much of 2013 opening for Swift's The Red Tour in North America dates. His second studio album, x (read as "multiply"), was released on 23 June 2014. It peaked at number one in the UK and the US. In 2015, x won the Brit Award for Album of the Year, and he received the Ivor Novello Award for Songwriter of the Year. His single from x, "Thinking Out Loud", earned him two Grammy Awards at the 2016 ceremony: Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance.

Sheeran's third album, ÷ (read as "divide"), was released in March 2017. The album debuted at number one in the UK, the US and other major markets. The first two singles from the album, "Shape of You" and "Castle on the Hill", were released in January 2017 and broke records in a number of countries, including the UK, Australia and Germany, by debuting in the top two positions of the charts. He also became the first artist to have two songs debut in the US top 10 in the same week. By March 2017 Sheeran had accumulated ten top 10 singles from ÷ on the UK Singles Chart, breaking Scottish DJ Calvin Harris's record of most top 10 UK singles from one album. His fourth single from ÷, "Perfect", reached number one in the UK and Australia, while "Perfect Duet", an acoustic version featuring Beyoncé, reached number one in the US. Sheeran appeared on Debrett's 2017 list of the most influential people in the UK.

As an actor, Sheeran has portrayed recurring roles on The Bastard Executioner and Home and Away. He also appeared as a Lannister soldier on Game of Thrones.

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Lyrics: The club isn't the best place to find a lover So the bar is where I go Me and my friends at the table doing shots Drinking fast and then we talk slow Come over and start up a conversation with just me And trust me I'll give it a chance now Take my hand, stop, put Van the Man on the jukebox And then we start to dance, and now I'm singing like

Girl, you know I want your love Your love was handmade for somebody like me Come on now, follow my lead I may be crazy, don't mind me Say, boy, let's not talk too much Grab on my waist and put that body on me Come on now, follow my lead Come, come on now, follow my lead

I'm in love with the shape of you We push and pull like a magnet do Although my heart is falling too I'm in love with your body And last night you were in my room And now my bedsheets smell like you Every day discovering something brand new I'm in love with your body Oh—I—oh—I—oh—I—oh—I I'm in love with your body Oh—I—oh—I—oh—I—oh—I I'm in love with your body Oh—I—oh—I—oh—I—oh—I I'm in love with your body Every day discovering something brand new I'm in love with the shape of you

One week in we let the story begin We're going out on our first date You and me are thrifty, so go all you can eat Fill up your bag and I fill up a plate We talk for hours and hours about the sweet and the sour And how your family is doing okay Leave and get in a taxi, then kiss in the backseat Tell the driver make the radio play, and I'm singing like

Girl, you know I want your love Your love was handmade for somebody like me Come on now, follow my lead I may be crazy, don't mind me Say, boy, let's not talk too much Grab on my waist and put that body on me Come on now, follow my lead Come, come on now, follow my lead

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Cast & Creatives The Ladykillers

NEW WOLSEY THEATRE IPSWICH SUFFOLK  UK 15 SEP 2017

Friday 15 September 2017

Ann Penfold — Mrs Wilberforce

Theatre credits include: The Taming of the Shrew (RSC),Brighton Till I Die(Brighton),, Revenger's Tragedy, Deep Blue Sea,(West Yorkshire Playhouse)Saturday Sunday Monday (National Theatre/West End)  The Wars of the Roses(English Shakespeare Company, world tour and Old Vic) Design for Living (Peter Hall Company,) The Winslow Boy,(Guildford and tour) The Contractor (Oxford Stage company tour) Forty Years On (Scarborough)The Glass Menagerie,(Greenwich), In Celebration,(Chichester.) Duet for One (Edinburgh, Lyceum)

At the Wolsey Theatre: The Winter's Tale; Hamlet; Romeo and Juliet; Mrs Warren's Profession; Perfect Days.

And at Salisbury Playhouse: For Services Rendered ( and at the Old Vic), and The Lady in the Van.

Television credits include: Tripped (Mammoth Screen), Doctors, Casualty, Sea of Souls, Dangerfield, No Place Like Home, Mrs Pym’s Day Out, Cranford, Villette, There is Also Tomorrow (BBC), The Bill, The Vice, Coronation Street, The Brontes of Haworth, The Ruth Rendell Mysteries (ITV) A Wing and a Prayer, Family Affairs (Ch5)

Film credits include: Keeping Rosy, Winter Sunlight, Family Life.

Steven Elliot — Professor Marcus

Theatre Credits Include: Frankenstein, The Winter’s Tale. (Royal National Theatre) Titus Andronicus, Julius Caesar, Revenger’s Tragedy, Henry V, Twelfth Night, Pentecost, The Bite of the Night, The Jew of Malta, Measure For Measure (Royal Shakespeare Company) The Devil Inside Him (National Theatre Wales) Dancing at Lughnasa (Abbey, Dublin) King Lear (Almeida, London) True West (Glasgow Citz) Arcadia (Bristol Old Vic) Frank, in Educating Rita (Oldham Coliseum) Dumb Show, Inherit the Wind (New Vic Theatre) The Weir (Sherman, Cardiff) Amadeus, Hamlet, And Then There Were None, Jane Austen’s ‘Emma’ (Salisbury Playhouse) Macbeth, Two Princes, A Chorus of Disapproval, Arcadia, Troilus and Cressida, Measure for Measure, The Suicide, Noises Off, Jumpy, Cyrano de Bergerac (Theatr Clwyd)  Steven recently played the role of George Ring in an adaptation of ‘Adventures in the Skin Trade,’ by Dylan Thomas, at the Sydney Opera House and Melbourne Arts Centre, Australia. He also recently played Oscar Wilde in a tour of ‘The Trials of Oscar Wilde.’

Directing Credits Include: Assistant Director to Terry Hands on ‘Pygmalion’ by George Bernard Shaw (Theatr Clwyd) A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Rose Theatre, Kingston) Well Thumbed (Notional Theatre) The Dreamer (Maltings, Farnham)

Television Credits Include:  Da Vinci’s Demons, Holby City, Judge John Deed, Ghostboat, Crash, Tunnel of Love, Porthpenwaig, Inspector Morse, Harpur and Isles, Art that Shook the World, 90 Days in Hollywood, Return to Treasure Island, That Uncertain Feeling, Rhinoceros, Van der Valk,  999 Killer on the line, Mike Bassett - Manager, Gwaith Cartref.

Film Credits Include:  Steven has just finished filming ‘The Watcher in the Woods’ with Anjelica Huston, in which he plays the title role. Other Film work includes; Hamlet, Cold Earth, Rise of the Appliances, Trauma, Trail of Crimson, De Sade, Green Monkey and Time Bandits. Also recordings of Frankenstein (NT Live) King Lear and True West (Digital Theatre)

Graham Seed — Major Courtney

Graham trained at RADA and is best known for playing Nigel Pargetter in the radio series The Archers for 27 years, until the character’s untimely demise in January 2011. Theatre credits include: Dead Sheep and An Audience with Jimmy Savile (Park Theatre), Dead Sheep (National Tour), 
Bedroom Farce and Separate Tables (Salisbury Playhouse), Flare Path (National Tour) Jim Hacker in Yes Prime Minister (National Tour), Basket Case with Nigel Havers (National Tour)Major Metcalf in The Mousetrap (60th Anniversary tour), Toad of Toad Hall (West
End); Me and My Girl (Adelphi Theatre); Relatively
Speaking and Confusions (national tour); Design for Living (English Touring Theatre); Twelfth Night
(BAC); Translations (Watford and tour); A Chaste
Maid of Cheapside (Almeida and tour); Someone to
Watch Over Me (Frankfurt); An Eligible Man (New
End, Hampstead); The Skin Game (Orange Tree);
Nelson (Nuffield, Southampton); Present Laughter
(Theatr Cymru); French Without Tears (Mill at
Sonning); Journey’s End (National Tour) Accolade at the
Finborough. He has also played many
repertory seasons including: Birmingham, Greenwich, 
Library Theatre, Manchester, and Perth.

Television credits include: The Durrells, I, Claudius, Edward
VII, Brideshead Revisited, Mike Leigh’s Who’s Who, Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV, Jeeves and Wooster, The Cleopatras, Crossroads, Coronation Street, Brookside, Prime Suspect, Nature Boy, Dinnerladies, Station Jim, Band of Brothers, The Chatterley Affair, Doctors, Midsomer Murders and He Kills Coppers. Film credits include: Peterloo, Gandhi, Good and Bad at
Games, Honest, Little Dorrit, These Foolish Things and Wild Target with Bill Nighy and Emily Blunt. Radio credits include: Nigel Pargetter
in The Archers. He is an occasional presenter on ‘Pick of the Week’ and was a regular voice on ‘What The Papers’ Say’ both for Radio 4.
 He was the recipient of the
Broadcaster of the Year Award 2010 from the
Broadcasting Press Guild and the Voice of Listener
and Viewer Special Award 2010.

Marcus Houden — Constable Macdonald

Theatre credits include: The Tempest (Hope Theatre, London) - BroadwayWorldUK Best Leading Actor nomination, Overture Live (Hippodrome, London), Peter Pan (UK Tour), Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood(Gala Theatre, Durham), Treasure Island (Cambridge Touring Theatre), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (International Tour), Romeo and Juliet, Sense and Sensibility (Chapterhouse Theatre Company), Bouncers(UK Tour), The Three Musketeers (Jamie Marcus Productions), The Merry Wives of Henry VIII (Edinburgh Festival), Art, Macbeth(Seagull Theatre), Tartuffe, The Beaux’ Stratagem (Lichfield Garrick) and Dick Whittington (Theatre Colwyn).

Damian Williams — One-Round

Damian became well known to television audiences in the early nineties for his appearances as Ginger Gahagan in the BBC series Billy Webb and the second series Alfonzo Bonzo. His other television appearances include Lumpy in Spatz; Gavin in Exam Conditions and Ian in The Bill. Damian was the presenter of Damian’s Are You Smarter Than Your 10 Year Old for Sky One and was also in the new series of Birds of a Feather.

Damian is always in demand for Musical Theatre and in 2013 and 2014 Damian played Edna Turnblad in Hairspray both at the Leicester Curve as well as a tour of Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.

Damian’s first love is comedy (his heroes are Laurel & Hardy) and he has played various comedy roles from Luther Billis in South Pacific to Pseudolus in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum. Damian played Tommy Cooper in the new play Being Tommy Cooper, and toured in the one man play My Dog’s Got No Nose. Most recently he’s also played Tommy Cooper in the short film The Last Laugh, written and directed by Paul Hendy for which Damian won best Actor (Southampton film festival)

Damian has toured the country for over 25 years and has a wealth of experience in Theatre, a well respected farceur Damian has appeared in; Run for your wife, Cash on Delivery, Funny Money, Tom Dick & Harry, It Runs in the Family, Not now darling, There Goes The Bride, Out of Order, Caught in the Net, Dry Rot, See How they Run and Don’t Dress For Dinner.

As resident Dame of 10 years at the Sheffield Lyceum Damian is set to play Mother Goose this year.

Damian was born in Tilbury in Essex and now resides in Southend on sea with his wife Barbie. They are proud parents of twins, Joshua and Esme, undoubtedly Damian’s finest productions to date!

Anthony Dunn — Louis Harvey

Anthony has worked extensively as an actor in the UK, Europe, Canada and the United States over the last 30 years. Theatre includes Calamity Jane (UK and Ireland Tour), Paved in Gold (Canada), Birds (US Tour), Face (UK Tour), Buddy (Victoria Palace), Bouncers (Hull Truck), L'Ascencore (European Tour) and Don Quixote(Warehouse Theatre). His television appearances include The Murdoch Mysteries (US and Canada), Roomers and The Last Word for the BBC and Stuck on You, The Upper Hand and Frank Stubbs for ITV. Anthony has also worked in academia, teaching and doing Ph.D research in Washington and New Orleans. When not working as an actor, Anthony can be found taking groups of people on entertaining historical tours of London by road, river or foot.

Sam Lupton — Harry Robinson

Training: Manchester School Of Theatre (Man met, Acting)

Theatre includes: ‘Wilfred Crompton’ in Spring and Port Wine (Oldham Coliseum 2017); 'Seymour' in Little Shop Of Horrors (UK Tour 2016),  'Boq' in Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre, West End); 'Princeton’ & ‘Rod' in Avenue Q (UK Tour 2012); 'Man' in Starting Here, Starting Now'; Greg' in Single Sex and 'Gena Hamlet' in Galka Motalka (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester);  'Harry' in Love On The Dole and 'Young Collector/Sailor' in A Streetcar Named Desire (Bolton Octagon); 'Colin Ireland & Robin Oake' in Out Out Out (Pitgems Theatre); "Jim/Ensemble" in The Hired Man (Bolton Octagon) which won the 2010 TMA Award for Best Performance in a Musical, awarded to the entire ensemble. He Also originated the role of 'Ben' in Firing Life.

Television includes: The Late Late Show (RTE) and Ireland:AM (TV3).

Radio Includes: 'Nino Sarratore' in The Story Of A New Name & My Brilliant Friend (BBC Radio 4), Various Characters in National Velvet (BBC Radio 4)

Workshops: 'Boy & Zacky' in Big Fish; 'John-Michael' in Doris Stokes

Other Work Includes: The Music of Kooman & Diamond (IlliaDebuts, London Debut), "The Concrete Jungle": UK Album Launch (IlliaDebuts), 'West End Switched Off' (Parallel Productions)

Sam has also worked as a puppet coach for the 2014 professional UK tour of Avenue Q. In 2016 he made is directorial debut with How To Curse at London's Etcetera Theatre.

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Division One leaders Hampshire have no game this week

Somerset start match with Surrey seven points behind

Leading wicket-taker Lewis Gregory misses game because of injury

Yorkshire’s Gary Ballance aims to score 100 in sixth successive match

Notts looking for first win of season against Warwickshire

Three games in Division One, four in Division Two

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8-52 to win his side the match.And it was a haul that included two future England team-mates, the now retired Jonathan Trott, as well as Chris Woakes – and two more current members of the Bears staff, wicket-keeper Tim Ambrose and first-team coach Jim Troughton.

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Somerset 27-2 v Surrey

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Marcus Trescothick swishes the air with his left hand in annoyance at himself after trying to dab the ball down to third man and edging through to the keeper. It was an error of judgement by the former England opener as it wasn’t anywhere near wide enough for that stroke.

Tom Banton, compared to Kevin Pietersen during his half-century in the recent One-Day Cup final, comes out at number four for Somerset and is immediately under way with a boundary through mid-wicket.

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Fraine finds the boundary

Yorkshire 39-0 v Essex

Will Fraine tucks a full-length ball from Jamie Porter away for four, though that looked like a stroke played slightly across the line. The new Yorkshire opener is settling in nicely on 21 not out, with partner Adam Lyth on 17. No new-ball joy for Essex yet after nine overs played.

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Lancashire repairing the damage

Lancashire 31-1 v Leicestershire

After the shock of losing Keaton Jennings to only the third ball of the day, Haseeb Hameed (19) and Jake Lehmann (12) have repaired the damage a bit for Lancashire to reach the end of the eighth over on 31-1.

Leicestershire skipper Paul Horton put his old county in to bat but, so far, other than that stunning early run-out, the Lancs batsmen have not looked unduly troubled against Mohammad Abbas and Chris Wright.

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Somerset 21-1 v Surrey

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Tom Abell’s decision to open for Somerset does not pay off at Guildford as he is well taken low at third slip by Dean Elgar in the seventh over.

For those of you wondering why Azhar Ali isn’t playing for Somerset in this game, the club say he is suffering from an “acute throat infection”. Get well soon, Azhar!

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Division Two round-up

Durhamhave lost an early wicket at the Riverside, where Derbyshire opted to bowl first, with Michael Jones edging Ravi Rampaul to the keeper and departing for a duck. Cameron Bancroft has now joined Alex Lees and the home side are 9-1.

It’s day two at Northampton and Glamorgan openerNick Selmanhas gone early, caught behind for four from a beauty by Ben Sanderson. The Welsh county are 16-1 after 10 overs, 193 behind.

At Lord’s,Stiaan van Zylhas pushed on to 58 not out for Sussex, who are 188-4, replaying to Middlesex’s disappointing 138 all out on day one.

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Bears off to decent start

Warwickshire 29-0 v Notts

Warwickshire off to a sound start at Edgbaston after home skipper Jeetan Patel called correctly on what looks like a good toss to have won against Nottinghamshire. 29-0 off six overs. Will Rhodes already into double figures.

Notts would have batted first too.

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Solid start by Yorkshire

Yorkshire 19-0 v Essex

The Yorkshire openers are finding the gaps in the field to push the score along at four an over at Headingley, without a single boundary for either of them thus far. Will Fraine is 12 not out and Adam Lyth has eight.

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Did that one slip out?

Somerset 11-0 v Surrey

Oops. Matt Dunn sends down a knee-high full toss in his second over with the new ball and Marcus Trecothick clips it away through mid-wicket for his second boundary of the game to move into double figures.

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Fraine opens for Yorkshire

Yorkshire 2-0 v Essex

A big moment for former Nottinghamshire batsman Will Fraine as he walks out to bat for the county of his birth for the first time in a Championship game. After Adam Lyth takes a single from jamie Porter’s opening delivery, Fraine does likewise to ease the nerves a little.

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Former Test umpire Dickie Bird shares a joke with Essex’s Peter Siddle before start of playImage caption: Former Test umpire Dickie Bird shares a joke with Essex’s Peter Siddle before start of play

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WICKET Jennings run out 0

Lancs 0-1 v Leicestershire

Extraordinary start in Liverpool as Keaton Jennings is run out in the third ball of the first over by Hasan Azad from short leg. A lightning piece of work!

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Audacious start by Trescothick

Somerset 4-0 v Surrey

A surprise from Somerset with skipper Tom Abell promoting himself up the order to open in the absence of Azhar Ali. It’s Marcus Trescothick on strike, though, and he deliberately flips the opening delivery from Morne Morkel over the slips for four. Looks like he’s been watching the World Cup.

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