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Tarrystones - Chaucer and Spencer
posted 24 April 2007
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Chaucer came to Cookham on 21st April during the Hey Big Spencer day.
The Tarrystone players performed the baudy Miller's Tale from Chaucer's
Canterbury Tales
"And Absolom at once let fleet a fart, as loud as if it were a thunderclap!!" The next will be the Pardoner's Tale. In addition they re-did the tableau of the Dinner on the Lawn which they had originally done for the Millennium Celebrations on Marsh Meadow. Don't forget you can catch the Tarrystone Players on the next leg of their Canterbury Tales pilgrimage through Cookham, on May 3rd outside the Crown pub at 8pm. |
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Richard James leads the Tarrystoners to Canterbury! |
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The Miller tells his tale |
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Entertaining the Crowd with a Bit of Chaucer |
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Those Chaucer actors - filthy and fun! |
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The Millers Tale - rude and brilliant! |
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Waitresses arguing as ever! |
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Tableau by the Tarrystone players - frozen in the painting pose |
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As it was in 2000 |
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