u/Smilingtribute

Hello!

I was at the performance yesterday at Traverse Theatre that was cancelled midway but I would love to see this whole play. It’s sold out. It was the first performance I booked at the fringe but an audience member took unwell during it. So the show got cancelled. I hope the lady is okay.

If anyone is selling tickets, please let me know!

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Hello folks!

I was wondering if you can all help. I’m planning on coming down to London to see a few West End shows on the week of my birthday & my friend is possibly coming down with me from Scotland in September.

I wanted to see Oh Mary & Stranger Things but I was thinking of going to see Much Ado About Nothing at The Globe but I think would need to add an extra day in or could I do it all in two days as I would be arriving on the Friday via train. I’m not sure. I could see another play. In that case. I’ve seen plenty of musicals, so I want a little change

My plan is that I would be seeing a show at night and then doing a double show day on Saturday, leaving on the Sunday but do you think I should I come on the Thursday? Then I would have the Friday evening free and then I could do some sightseeing & shopping.

Also please recommend any good hotels as I stayed in a hostel a few years back. Had a horrible time and I don’t want to stay in a room with strangers lol.

Hello!

I’m seeing Jinkx on Thursday and I’m just wondering if anyone know what time the show finishes who has seen her in the UK Tour.

I’m looking forward to seeing Jinkx perform but I don’t want to be stranded!

Hello!

I started driving lessons in an manual car in 2016 when I just turned 17 (UK) as my mother got an instructor from my neighbour who recently passed & he’s an anxious guy. I was fine driving in quiet spaces but one day my instructor threw me into the deep end after 3-4 lessons into busy traffic. He then said I couldn’t understand my left to my right despite knowing I’ve got dyspraxia & lost all his patience. He would also make up lies about me to my parents. The only thing I was good at was a three point turn but it’s been many years. He told me not to bother and we cut lessons early.

10 years later & much more confidence now, my mother has asked me to start again as I’ve finally finished education. But I’m going to try in an automatic. Can you all give me tips as I’m so nervous about it! I kinda need to drive for my job and I hate relying on public transportation now. As I live where there’s a train every hour or a bus every hour.