Continuing the theme of 'Where's our summer?' from previous posts, we thought it would be appropriate to showcase one of the Great British Summer's most celebrated seaside institutions.
So, bang on schedule, this morning we revealed our July Kit of the Month to coincide with a very special birthday.
This year marks the 350th anniversary of one of our best loved and most enduring entertainers......
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Full details are on our website HERE
We have a limited number of kits and will not be repeating this project. In other words, when they're gone, they're gone!
That's the way to do it....!!!
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Super ton théâtre et les marionnettes sont géniales !
ReplyDeleteThe Punch & Judy theatre is amazing, how on earth do you keep coming up with these ideas.
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Merci beaucoup Catherine....
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Thanks Dave....
ReplyDeleteI've no shortage of ideas, it's putting them into practice I struggle with...!
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Sandra, how big is the theatre? I have been trying to create a miniature stage for a theater I built several years ago for one of the competitions. Your Punch and Judy stage is remarkable! You have managed to fit in most of the traditional stage components, which is hard to do. Your post also brought back memories of my English grandmother who used to talk of going to the seaside in the days between the wars. And you know I can't resist; is there a part for Small Dog? Best, Neen
ReplyDeleteThanks Neen....
ReplyDeleteThe theatre measurements are:
Height (to top of theatre) 3"
Width 2"
Depth 1 1/4"
Small Dog is quite keen on the part of Toby Dog, especially as she'd get to wear a hat and ruff and bite Mr Punch on the nose!
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Glorious!!!!!!!
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