I wondered how I would be received when I looked out into audience, to hundreds of people dressed in bizarre and wonderful costumes at the St. Mary @ The Quay Church. It was also a long evening and I was the last live act just after local storyteller John Row had calmed everyone down. The audience had had their break from dancing, but it was time to call that to an end, and it worked the dance floor was packed out and everybody myself included had a really good time. I even wore a mask myself that I acquired from one of the burlesque dancers who performed earlier that evening. The DJ that followed was also very good and kept everyone up on the dance floor in to the night, which gave me an opportunity to mingle in my new disguise.

I had been fortunate as part of the Curiosity Collective to put on an installation through the Key Arts, and I am very glad to have been able to have repaid the favour by performing at their fundraiser to allow for other artists to use the space.

Big thanks to sound engineer Stuart, ICR & Key Arts for putting on a fantastic evening. Good fun was had by all.