Tag Archives: Steve Nallon
The Drag Queen Tombola and other tales of cross dressing glory
This column first appeared in The Big Issue magazine. I was once asked what was the best night out I ever had in London. My husband, thought I’d say it was that romantic night we went to the National Theatre … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Culture, Film, Germany, Theatre, TV, Uncategorized
Tagged 80s, Adam and the Ants, Adam Ant, Amy Cudden, Berlin, cross dressing, culture, drag, film, Jeeves and Wooster, Monty Python, One Man Two Guvnors, pantomime, pop videos, Prince Charming, Roger Lloyd Pack, Spitting Image, Steve Nallon
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The only thing I hate more than politicians is puppets: Spitting Image extras
This post has the fun extras from my interviews with some of the core Spitting Image team and one of their targets, for a British Film Institute feature, Spitting Image: Still biting after all these years, about the 30th … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Politics, TV, Uncategorized
Tagged 80s, Birmingham, Central television, culture, David Owen, David Steel, ITV, John Lloyd, Kenneth Baker, Liberal SDP Alliance, Margaret Thatcher, media, Murdoch, Norman Tebbit, Peter Fluck, politics, Roger Law, Roy Hattersley, satire, SDP, Steve Nallon, Swift, Thatcher, tv
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