the lengths they will go to promote their productions. Here at the Riddled Amateur Dramatic Society it had never occurred to us to commission a limited edition of Christmas Ale to publicise the next RADS production, SPLATTER, based on the life of Jackson Pollock. Appropriate though it would be. Especially when the Ale is used to wash down a Parsnip & Muttonbird Quiche from Mrs Miggins, or so I hear from a friend.
The bottle is then riddled, so that the lees settles in the neck of the wine bottle... Manual riddling is still done for Prestige Cuvées in Champagne... mechanised riddling equipment (a gyropalette) is used instead. (Wikipedia)
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Never mind the Pollocks
Some theatrical groups are shameless, the lengths they will go to promote their productions. Here at the Riddled Amateur Dramatic Society it had never occurred to us to commission a limited edition of Christmas Ale to publicise the next RADS production, SPLATTER, based on the life of Jackson Pollock. Appropriate though it would be. Especially when the Ale is used to wash down a Parsnip & Muttonbird Quiche from Mrs Miggins, or so I hear from a friend.
the lengths they will go to promote their productions. Here at the Riddled Amateur Dramatic Society it had never occurred to us to commission a limited edition of Christmas Ale to publicise the next RADS production, SPLATTER, based on the life of Jackson Pollock. Appropriate though it would be. Especially when the Ale is used to wash down a Parsnip & Muttonbird Quiche from Mrs Miggins, or so I hear from a friend.
Here's the Sex Pistols...err Bernie Pollard.
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Muttonbird?
ReplyDeleteYou loonies have GOT to stop the bizarre hybridization experiments. Or at least do them somewhat sober.
This is not going to end well...
Present for mikey!
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice piece, but I'm not sure why we need a note-for-note remake of the Reaper.
ReplyDeleteBut then again, maybe I'm an old woman with bowel issues...
Never mind the Pollocks
ReplyDeleteAh, a Ledernacken fan!
Hashaka! Hashaka!