A selection of reader submissions to the newspaper delve into amusing anecdotes about theatre experiences, Shakespearean education, regional dialects, rugby commentary, legal jargon, and more. Readers share personal stories and opinions, highlighting the joys and frustrations of everyday life.
“With all these experiences at the theatre , I am reminded of the time I went to an amateur production of,” writes David Pigott of North Parramatta. “When the lady of the manor came on stage for the second time, I said to myself, ‘Here comes bitch face again’. At the interval, I asked the man next to me what was his involvement with the group. He replied, ‘Bitch face is my mother’.”
“I am a native speaker of Geordiespeak and can confirm that David Rodrick of Drummoyne has entirely missed whatis to warn non-Geordies not to move to north-eastern England or even visit. This is achieved audibly by the characters speaking an almost entirely unintelligible dialect and visually by portraying the area as grey, raining, and freezing. The latter is why I left, in 1966, aged 18. The campaign seems to be succeeding, which gladdens my heart.
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