Very well and professionally done, and very enjoyable to listen to, would love to hear you perform 'A Lady Of Letters', (well 'A Gentleman Of Letters)'.
Hello Simon, Thank you very much for your kind comments on the monologue and your suggestion for a further one. I shall give this some serious thought. Best wishes. Ian
@@LesandIan You are welcome. It was so wonderfully done, I'm sure with a few minor alterations you could perform the 'of Letters' monologue. Best wishes to you also, my partner and I don't venture out, only go as far as the village shop, so it is lovely afternoons after lunch to sit in the arm chairs and listen to things such as your wonderful take on the Bennett monologues, to be honest we played your monologue on tablet, just as if we were listening to the wireless, it's the Joyce Grenfell story she once shared about the twins, one loved the television, one loved the wireless, "why do you love the wireless" he was asked, his reply was a simple (and true) one, "I love the wireless because you can see the picture more clearly".
@@SimonandJojo Hi Simon, Thank you again for your compliments - much appreciated. It's good to know that my renditions bring so much pleasure. Have you seen my other contributions? A Chip in the Sugar by Alan Bennett and two others back to back The Man on the Platform and Something Borrowed (also on UA-cam) Take a look and I hope you and your partner enjoy them. Take care. Ian
Nice Ian. You look good and very professional performance.
Very well and professionally done, and very enjoyable to listen to, would love to hear you perform 'A Lady Of Letters', (well 'A Gentleman Of Letters)'.
Hello Simon, Thank you very much for your kind comments on the monologue and your suggestion for a further one. I shall give this some serious thought. Best wishes. Ian
@@LesandIan You are welcome. It was so wonderfully done, I'm sure with a few minor alterations you could perform the 'of Letters' monologue. Best wishes to you also, my partner and I don't venture out, only go as far as the village shop, so it is lovely afternoons after lunch to sit in the arm chairs and listen to things such as your wonderful take on the Bennett monologues, to be honest we played your monologue on tablet, just as if we were listening to the wireless, it's the Joyce Grenfell story she once shared about the twins, one loved the television, one loved the wireless, "why do you love the wireless" he was asked, his reply was a simple (and true) one, "I love the wireless because you can see the picture more clearly".
@@SimonandJojo Hi Simon, Thank you again for your compliments - much appreciated. It's good to know that my renditions bring so much pleasure. Have you seen my other contributions? A Chip in the Sugar by Alan Bennett and two others back to back The Man on the Platform and Something Borrowed (also on UA-cam) Take a look and I hope you and your partner enjoy them. Take care. Ian
Another bravura performance, glorious. You pair got yourself an agent yet?