Posts By: Fiona Harrison

Following on from last nights blog I’m pleased to be able to tell you a little more about our 1940s shows which will be taking place at Stonehurst Farm and Museum this coming weekend. Paul and I have been booked to perform 3 x 45 minute costume shows daily both Saturday and Sunday. Saturday 17th August… Read more »

If you follow me on Facebook you will know that Paul and I have just returned from holidaying in Bonnie Scotland this week. It had always been an ambition of Paul’s to see the Edinburgh Tattoo and the easiest way of doing  precisely that is to go on a tour where tickets and transport into… Read more »

Despite last weeks blistering heat it’s been very much business as usual with a mix bag of shows which has included “The Good Old Days”, “Stars and Stripes”, “The Last Night at the Proms” and my “20th Century Show” which I took to Birmingham on Friday. Tomorrow I’m performing my 20th Century show in Abingdon… Read more »

This week I don’t really have anything new to tell you on the show front other than I’ve been performing every day summery shows  to tie in with the season. My 70s repertoire has really taken off  this summer and last weekend I had a 60th Anniversary party on Saturday and a 60th birthday party… Read more »

The Summer season is in full swing and it’s wonderful to come back from a weekend where everything run perfectly to plan. For anyone who knows anything about show business it doesn’t always go as blissfully as that. So often you can get traffic problems or a delay but last weekend went beautifully. The weather… Read more »

I’ve never known a month to go as quickly as last June and if you have been following my blogs you will know why.  One moment we were in May filming “My Fair Lady” and then Paul and I were straight over to France performing for the 75th D-Day Commemorations. (I hope you have been able… Read more »

After the 7th June storm Paul and I were so relieved to see the sunshine return for the 8th. We had been engaged to perform Saturday night in the town of Port en Bessin for the 47 Royal Marine Commando dinner. It was their last night in town and the show had been opened up… Read more »