Hooch

Recorded live in front of 1000 Purple People at the Chichester Festival Theatre, in this episode we get our claws into the rich language of the 1920s. From sipping gimlets in speakeasys to getting a shingle to go with our plus fours we skip through a decade that gave so many unique phrases to the English language. No hokum, it really is the bees-knees. 

There are lots of theatrical anecdotes from Gyles as he’s in a theatre very close to his heart and our lovely audience come up with some very inventive definitions for Susie’s Trio. 

A Somethin' Else production. 

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Susie’s Trio:
Pettitoes – pig’s trotters served as a delicacy
Skimmington – a procession used to make an example of a nagging wife
Gasconade – extravagant boasting and strutting

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