Coops Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 THE SCENE: A village in Panto Land THE CHARACTERS: Jack ( a villager) Abanazza (himself) THE PLOT: Jack decides to hold a dance for all who those in Panto Land who may wish to turn up. (hooray) Jack invites Abanazza to come along and provide some of his favourite music (which Abanazza does and is paid for his troubles). Abanazza tells Jack that he had a throuroughly good time and would come and play his music for Jack once again if asked. (hooray). The following year Jack organizes another dance for all those in Panto Land but all is not well in Panto Land and Abanazza contacts Jack and says he (Abanazza) is organising one of his own and asked if would Jack kindly arrange his dance for another date so the two would not clash, Jack of course does this (hooray). although he didn't understand why Abanazza had chosen the SAME DATE in the SAME VILLAGE in Panto Land as Jack had done. (boo-hiss) As the year goes on Jack suddenly finds out that Abanazza (he's behind you) had also moved his own dance to that very same date that Jack did his, thus causing a clash of dates. (boo-hiss). Abanazza also decided that he would charge nothing for the villagers and people of Panto Land to come to his dance meaning more would come to his dance and none would go to Jacks (boo-hiss). Jack was very disappointed and hurt by this but still soldiered on making arrangements for his original dance. Then, just to disappoint and upset Jack even more and twist the metaphoric knife deep into Jacks' back, his once colleague (Abanazza) sends a message (by the new fangled e-mail) inviting Jack to Abanazzas' dance and also telling him that his dance would now be playing the same style of music as Jacks and even using some of Jacks' musicians! (boo-hiss). The moral of this little Northern Soul Panto is.......... Never expect a Leopard OR an Abanazza to change his spots! Fact is often stranger than fiction!
Shsdave Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 THE SCENE: A village in Panto Land THE CHARACTERS: Jack ( a villager) Abanazza (himself) THE PLOT: Jack decides to hold a dance for all who those in Panto Land who may wish to turn up. (hooray) Jack invites Abanazza to come along and provide some of his favourite music (which Abanazza does and is paid for his troubles). Abanazza tells Jack that he had a throuroughly good time and would come and play his music for Jack once again if asked. (hooray). The following year Jack organizes another dance for all those in Panto Land but all is not well in Panto Land and Abanazza contacts Jack and says he (Abanazza) is organising one of his own and asked if would Jack kindly arrange his dance for another date so the two would not clash, Jack of course does this (hooray). although he didn't understand why Abanazza had chosen the SAME DATE in the SAME VILLAGE in Panto Land as Jack had done. (boo-hiss) As the year goes on Jack suddenly finds out that Abanazza (he's behind you) had also moved his own dance to that very same date that Jack did his, thus causing a clash of dates. (boo-hiss). Abanazza also decided that he would charge nothing for the villagers and people of Panto Land to come to his dance meaning more would come to his dance and none would go to Jacks (boo-hiss). Jack was very disappointed and hurt by this but still soldiered on making arrangements for his original dance. Then, just to disappoint and upset Jack even more and twist the metaphoric knife deep into Jacks' back, his once colleague (Abanazza) sends a message (by the new fangled e-mail) inviting Jack to Abanazzas' dance and also telling him that his dance would now be playing the same style of music as Jacks and even using some of Jacks' musicians! (boo-hiss). The moral of this little Northern Soul Panto is.......... Never expect a Leopard OR an Abanazza to change his spots! Fact is often stranger than fiction! Booooooooo of course this would never happen in real life ..............would it ?
Ernie Andrews Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 come on name names No Need to name names Ted- Its been done everywhere at some time- even up in this neck of the woods. You get the RW OK
Ted Massey Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 No Need to name names Ted- Its been done everywhere at some time- even up in this neck of the woods. You get the RW OK not arrived yet prob tomorrow
kevinsoulman Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 THE SCENE: A village in Panto Land THE CHARACTERS: Jack ( a villager) Abanazza (himself) THE PLOT: Jack decides to hold a dance for all who those in Panto Land who may wish to turn up. (hooray) Jack invites Abanazza to come along and provide some of his favourite music (which Abanazza does and is paid for his troubles). Abanazza tells Jack that he had a throuroughly good time and would come and play his music for Jack once again if asked. (hooray). The following year Jack organizes another dance for all those in Panto Land but all is not well in Panto Land and Abanazza contacts Jack and says he (Abanazza) is organising one of his own and asked if would Jack kindly arrange his dance for another date so the two would not clash, Jack of course does this (hooray). although he didn't understand why Abanazza had chosen the SAME DATE in the SAME VILLAGE in Panto Land as Jack had done. (boo-hiss) As the year goes on Jack suddenly finds out that Abanazza (he's behind you) had also moved his own dance to that very same date that Jack did his, thus causing a clash of dates. (boo-hiss). Abanazza also decided that he would charge nothing for the villagers and people of Panto Land to come to his dance meaning more would come to his dance and none would go to Jacks (boo-hiss). Jack was very disappointed and hurt by this but still soldiered on making arrangements for his original dance. Then, just to disappoint and upset Jack even more and twist the metaphoric knife deep into Jacks' back, his once colleague (Abanazza) sends a message (by the new fangled e-mail) inviting Jack to Abanazzas' dance and also telling him that his dance would now be playing the same style of music as Jacks and even using some of Jacks' musicians! (boo-hiss). The moral of this little Northern Soul Panto is.......... Never expect a Leopard OR an Abanazza to change his spots! Fact is often stranger than fiction! hope you have paid the local council to use your avitar ho ho ho merry christmas kev
Rob Wigley Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 not arrived yet prob tomorrow Its behind you Ted
Coops Posted December 14, 2009 Author Posted December 14, 2009 hope you have paid the local council to use your avitar ho ho ho merry christmas kev did offer to pay them (skegg soul club) but they never replied! so ssshhhhh! they may not notice
Guest TallSarah Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 I'm the resident make up artist at Chorley Little Theatre and am in the middle of this years production of Alladin - featuring Abanazza. If anyone needs help with the greasepaint .....
Coops Posted December 15, 2009 Author Posted December 15, 2009 I'm the resident make up artist at Chorley Little Theatre and am in the middle of this years production of Alladin - featuring Abanazza. If anyone needs help with the greasepaint ..... i'll paint my own grease but thank you for the offer! (could the real Abanazza please stand up)
Guest TallSarah Posted December 15, 2009 Posted December 15, 2009 i'll paint my own grease but thank you for the offer! (could the real Abanazza please stand up) ok I do a mean dame too
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