Gyles Brandreth

from the theatre.

So I apologise if we seem to be a little bit brusque.

I don't think we were brusque.

I mean, I don't think, Michelle, I don't think it was a four-letter word.

I think you must have misheard, madam.

I'm getting a bit carried away here.

The point is, we were in Leicester, and actually we are still on tour, doing some more Sundays.

And then I should mention this.

You can come to see Harriet and me, and indeed Michelle will be there as well,

at the Riverside Studios ourselves, because we are doing a sort of work-in-progress version of our Edinburgh show later in June.

So check out the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith.

Come along to see us there.

We're also doing it at the Old Sorting Office, the Arts Centre in Barnes, OSO.

Some people call it OZO.

at the OZO Art Centre in Barnes.

We're doing that, I think, at the beginning of July and then the very beginning of August.

And then in August, we are taking a train up to Edinburgh, where we will be based for the whole of August, because there are going to be rosebud matinees every day, 4 p.m.,

up memory lane with me, Giles Branforth, telling a few of my stories, and Harriet Chain, and a twist of Rosebud.

So it won't be like episodes of Rosebud.

It'll be us, partly inspired by Rosebud, because it's a show about memory.