Saturday 10th
March 2012. Manea Village Hall, Cambridgeshire
Fenland Frolics.
Opera Dude Mania in Manea!
The Opera Dudes, famous for not
being famous, donned snorkels, flippers and wet suits this weekend to perform
to the folk in the fens.
Manea was apparently the
first choice of capital city of England for King Charles II and for a brief
moment on Saturday night it was as if Chaz's wish had come true. The West End
of Manea was alive with the sound of carriages, cars and various water-borne
vehicles pulling up outside the resplendent Village Hall.
All Fenland was abuzz with the excitement of Manea's answer to Les Miserables - the Crabby Opera Dudes!!
All Fenland was abuzz with the excitement of Manea's answer to Les Miserables - the Crabby Opera Dudes!!
Janet put the key in the
door, Dianne put the tea in the pot and the Dudes put the sea in celebrity.
By the evening the Hall was
packed with almost 100 of Manea's finest.
What an evening it was; the Dudes
were bathing in the warm reception all night. The audience were aquatic – I
mean, ecstatic. From the word go, it was clear it was going to be a good night.
The more discerning members of the audience went first to Classics Restaurant, where they had a delicious three course meal and a first glimpse of the Dudes over their prawn cocktail.
The show followed and the
audience were soon put in their plaice by the late arrival of
a certain
gentleman, bearing some resemblance to Neil but claiming to be an original
Maneac! This gentleman's rather fishy, suspicious entrance was soon revealed to
be imposterous and the audience had no doubt that they were in for a whale of a
time!
The audience was lively but these were no shark-infested waters for the performers. Soon the watery residents were eating out of the Dudes’ hands and chasing rabbits around the Hall. Despite all this, the untimely appearance of a well-known Disney Duck – as opposed to a Nottingham Ducky – was still a shock to all and sundry!
The verdict – this was Salmon
Chanted Evening!
1 comment:
Brilliant Evening.Tx
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