Three talented poms do a fabulous job in sending up memorable remnants of an England Empire in decline and decadence. A perfect evening. Don't Cry For Me, Tina , and Bicknell's clever spin on All Time High , starring junkie and syringe. It is this rather comical and pompous rendition of pop classics that has audiences tapping their toes - and snapping their fingers despite an innate fear of admitting to being closet ABBA fans. Adept at comic send-ups, Charlotte Bicknell and Sebastian Michael deliver some great duets.
Nobody understands the title, but people turn up anyway, and the run sells out.
David Harrod becomes the pair's Musical Director. A Grape and attracts widely stoned but enthusiastic audience responses from Festival-Goers. The show is a triumph of Yuletide kitsch and comedian Arthur Smith declares it is undoubtedly the most brilliant and fantastic show I have ever seen in my entire life'. Charlotte, Sebastian, David and Caz take a Saxophonist and a Drummer to Soho's famous Madam JoJo's and play a packed house at Club Indigo. The success encourages Goldfish to go ahead with Edinburgh 96.