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The Tickets
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The Village Hall laid out before most guests had arrived
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filling up: view to left from stage
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view to right from stage
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and the 'top table' on the stage.
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Your genial hosts for the evening, the baron and baroness.
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The piping was all White on the night.
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The baron takes his part in the madrigal singing very seriously!
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Our answer to the bagpipes of Burns Night - drummers drumming.
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Our answer to the haggis of Burns Night - a Hampshire hog
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which Nick seems to make short work of!
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Luke declaims on the floor of the Hall
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and later on the stage, but his agent looks unimpressed.
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A favourite part of the evening who will read the Soliloquy fastest?
First up, your local councillor, Anthony Williams
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Izzy Glinn
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who volunteered her dad, Peter.
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We all thought Jean Teuten was going to win
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but she was pipped at the post by rapid-reading Penny McKay!
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Jack Warshaw from the new colonies entertained us with strings.
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Neil Hardinge supported the English rose.
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Sarah Horne made the trek from darkest Kent to sing to us.
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And Deb Williamson wrapped it all up with a reading.
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