Its time to start the music . . .

Anyone around the Queens Park area of the Southside tomorrow lunch time could do well to go along to the Langside Halls tomorrow to see the culmination of a weeks theatre training on some local children. Not sure what the show is about, but who knows, you may see the first performance of the next Ewan McGregor or Robert Carlye.

A show in Langside Halls is not to be missed, it contains a wonderful mix of different ages. The actual building itself was first constructed in the city centre on Queens Street and for some reason was moved to its current location in 1902. (The Victorians were crazy.) Since then, it has gone through a couple of internal refurbishments - with the most recent being some wonderful dodgy brown and orange plastic and veneer wood efforts from the 70's.

We went there last year to watch some wonderful amature wrestling - bunch of odd looking blokes in silly costumes pretending to fight each other while a bunch of wee kids bayed for blood and our friend Eva went all giddy for the main hero Drew. So fervent was she in her ruckus applause she failed to notice when he turned into a baddie and began cheating and everyone else in the place started booing him.