Strike A Prose!

Well, he did it with the Mike Oldfield Five and now it's time for Davey aka Clint the 1980s Budgie Smuggler to strut his stuff once again. This pic was taken by STW (who else?) on the weekend during a video shoot for "Strike A Prose", a show being held as part of this year's Fringe Festival. Click here for more details. Oh, and by the way, I am dressed as I would have appeared in "Cats". Sniff.

Comments

David Prater said…
Sorry Joe - i didn't realise my chest was going to be visible in this shot.
9/21/2004 02:56:00 pm
Anonymous said…
Ooh, la, la, meow! Tiger lady, grrrrr.....
9/24/2004 11:32:00 am
Anonymous said…
yeah right!

Julian Clary (no, not that other 'salt gets in your eyes' closet case!)
9/25/2004 08:15:00 am
Sean M Whelan said…
Ah the hair, the mesh, the makeup and... the nipples. The true meaning of "Rosebud" as uttered in Citizen Kane is revealed at last. This picture is the true definition of rock and roll. Kids, take a long hard look and for christ's sake, learn something from it.
9/26/2004 02:09:00 pm
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