Tweet(s) of the week

Julia Claxton (@eyejewels) made us all feel involved with the shows at Thistle Brighton this week with her pictures and comments – we enjoyed watching the chaos unfold!

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Tweet of the week is from Michael Jarvis (@MikePJarvis), who saw the show at our London West End residency at the Charing Cross Hotel. We’d be nervous if we saw Manuel with that many bowls too!


 

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A little girl fascinated by Karina Garnett as Sybil in London

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Err Basil, I don’t think you should point at Sybil like that, you never know what might happen!

 

This week’s tweet of the week from Sarah-Jane (@newbarley) who came to see the show at The Grand Theatre (@Grand_Theatre), Blackpool in the UK!

 

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Thanks to Kaara Benstead (@gingerstripes), who came to see the show at Charing Cross this week, for your tweets! Great to know we lived up to your expectations.

 

 

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Some original Fawlty quotes from @CroftyV1 and @PlayingBasil are our picks of the week from the Twittersphere for this week.

If you want to be Tweet of the Week, tweet your pictures to @thefaultytowers – we love seeing them all!

 

 

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I think Basil’s in trouble again! Thanks Katie Croft (@croftyk7) for this tweet and picture of Ron Kelly, Andy Foreman and Karen Hamilton at Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

http://instagram.com/p/YNQsiCPGvQ/

 

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This week’s tweet of the week is from Roel Vente (@RoelVente) at Het Park, Hoorn in the Netherlands. We’re loving these lights!

Keep tweeting us your photos because we love to see them and you might just end up here next week!

 

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Our tweet of the week this week is from one of our very own Basils, Paul O’Neill, tweeting from the Charing Cross Hotel in London.

You can follow Paul (@playingbasil) and some of our other actors on Twitter… we’re still trying to convince the rest of them it’s not still 1979.

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