Gossip HooverThis month, at Christmas-time, we have some special morsels of tittle-tattle for our festive readers, regarding what UK Cabaret subscribers have been up to lately. So, please put your feet up and sip a coffee and nibble a mince pie, while you check out the Christmas gossip. We begin… Continue reading
A word from the Editor’s desk.It is almost the end of our first full year and at the very beginning we took baby steps, but it is now time to become bolder and more incisive. This December issue is the first of our thicker magazines, with the pagination being increased… Continue reading
When you can’t see the wood for trees At the turn of this year and after 20 years of performing “El loco the Dentist Chair“, 19 of those on holiday parks, I came to the conclusion I needed to take a break. I had performed almost 4,000 shows. The… Continue reading
British Gas rang yesterday morning and curtly informed me: “The meter readings you provided us with seem to be suspiciously low.” I sez, “Yeah, I’ve never actually read the meters. I just think beforehand how much I feel like paying, and then I adjust the figures to suit.” “Sir, that… Continue reading
Top Show Business appointment for Comedian Popular 54 year old After Dinner speaker and Comedian Ian Richards has just been elected as The new King Rat of the prestigious show business charity and brotherhood The Grand Order Of Water Rats. This took place at a star studded event for hundreds… Continue reading
Comedian and ex-coat entertainer Johnny Tait takes a look at Park Resorts I believe that holiday parks play a vital role in keeping variety alive. Many of us begun our careers on these resorts and many of us still perform on them. I personally began my career as a Redcoat… Continue reading
Obtaining UK Cabaret A UK Cabaret subscription costs just £25 a year. In return for this annual payment, you receive a copy of UK Cabaret magazine, delivered through the Royal Mail. Alternatively you may wish to receive your copy by e-mail. You also receive a business listing online and in… Continue reading
ROGER REMEMBERS It was the Time of the Trilby. It was usual then, on walking into a club, to spot a sprinkling of trilby hats around the room. How fashions and times have changed. In those far off days I loved to hear the old timers going on about… Continue reading
British Gas rang yesterday morning and curtly informed me: “The meter readings you provided us with seem to be suspiciously low.” I sez, “Yeah, I’ve never actually read the meters. I just think beforehand how much I feel like paying, and then I adjust the figures to suit.” “Sir, that… Continue reading
