In response to requests for a review of this fab play….

After Dinner  - a preview

Girls out for a night of dinner and dancing

Men meeting up - one talking, one prancing.

Now here is the thing, and I do hate to spoil it

The drama begins when one goes to the toilet.

It’s funny but poignant, and awkward for wives

And husbands reflecting on days of their lives.

There’s flirting and drinking and splitting of cost

And misunderstandings of gender and loss.

“Stephen’s” long locks are a dream to behold

And so is the jacket when sleeves have been rolled.

He’s alpha to zeta, you can see where we’re headed,

But hiding short-comings with ladies he’s bedded.

He moves like Travolta, like the Fonz, opportune,

His lean and his groove thing will leave you to swoon.

The plot and the ending we haven’t betrayed,

He’s ready and willing, where are you? Adelaide!

Here are some recently discovered outtakes from all the My Fair Lady Q&As from this year. 

We are THRILLED for Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries and the fantastic team at Every Cloud Productions on this remarkable achievement.

Well done everyone who donated, shared the links, and sent all their love and support for the Kickstarter campaign. What a great testament to our love of these very special characters. Cheers!

Congrats to the ever lovely and gorgeous Charles Edwards, who has reached his 48th year of earth today, the 1st of October! What an exceptional year you’ve had, good sir. From pottering about on Sherlock to becoming King of England to a mammoth Australian tour under the direction of Dame Julie Andrews, who also happens to share a birthday with you too, which is amazing. 

“My dad flew out to Melbourne to see me in [My Fair Lady]… He saw it four times in the space of a week.”

As a child, British actor Charles Edwards, of Downton Abbey fame, loved listening to the musicals in his dad’s record collection, particularly My Fair Lady starring Julie Andrews and Rex Harrison.

“I used to be fascinated by the man (Harrison) who was talking and singing. I didn’t really understand him but I could tell he was being funny because of the timing. And he was grumpy, which made me laugh. I was always drawn to irascible characters,” says Edwards.

Hello, fellow Miss Fisher fans!

It’s official - we’re going to do a 2018 con (we might be crazy, it’s true). If you’d like to stay connected, please sign up for our News from the Wireless at www.missfishercon.com. We’ll send updates with new developments as we have them! 

First up is location and date - when we have solid information, we’ll be sure to share.