i've just witnessed one of the most extraordinary feats of storytelling that I have ever seen. Opening night finished with the first performance of SharpWire's Johnny's Midnight Goggles in the West Midlands, delivered with stirling assurance by Matthew Sharp to a tiny, tiny audience...
We were enthralled, and it is really not often I get shivers up my spine, let alone from a one-man operatic thriller about a mysterious black camel. Please, if you are reading this, go and see it when it is repeated tomorrow night. Don't think, just go. The sequel is on Saturday and Sunday night.
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