Flood

Edinburgh's treating us pretty well so far.  Our audiences are fine - averaging in the low twenties, but now the early days of comps are over, those are twenty paying guests.  We're still waiting on further reviews to come out, but in the meantime we're one of the few shows with reviews stuck to our flyers and that seems to make a difference.  A large part of our audience this afternoon were people I'd talked to earlier in the day.  

That said, I was unable to get to the Dome yesterday because of an intense downpour which

caused a huge puddle beneath the underpass. Here a man with a moustache is trapped on the other side:

For a play about two brothers in a flood, we've suffered more than enough flooding.  The last day of rehearsals in Dulwich was interrupted by a burst water main which meant that Martin and Maureen had to ford the south circular to get to work.