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So, following on from my mildly successful Stand Up comedy debut, it appears I have started something of a Bohemian Revolution amongst my friends.

I'm an aspiring Comedian/Satirist
Thom is getting into his Poetry again
Charlie is doing a Burlesque show
Celia is performing with her Viola once again (awesome, internationally recognised musician!)
And the others are exploring their artistic sides in their own ways.

Quite the renaissance movement in Tunbridge Wells these days. Indeed, all we need to cement our reputation is for someone to cark it from consumption.

Oh, it sounds quite the cultural hot-spot, dahling!

I don't think it counts as 'proper' bohemian though, unless the poet burns one of his works, in order to keep warm. Bonus culture snob point if you guess the reference!

Probably La Boheme reference.

Saw that once, but was accompanying my then Girlfriend and her entire school Year (Girls only school!) on their trip. Yeah. Little attention was paid to the stage.

You should start a travelling circus.

@MDG


Yay! You win.... 1 point!

You really ARE bohemian.

Is a comedian/satanist a dark humorist?

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Hey did you ever do a write up about your stand up premier?


and he said Satirist as in satire...

Take my wife... Please!

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Remember to keep an eye out for mimes trying to join your little love-in. They ruin everything.

Marcel Marceau gave a superb performance in Mel Brooks's 'Silent Movie'.

With the only speaking line.

Oh yes, I know my stuff!

I thought this thread was going to be about Bohica. Hee!

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