Thread: Communal Shats

Originally Posted by Audrey Hepkat

Haha, I assumed it was a rather clever portmanteau of 'scheduled' and 'chats'! Did catch my eye though, admittedly...

Nope, it was the result of spending too long in front of the computer and typing late at night. I've only managed to sleep for about 2 hours since then (see my Twitter feed in the bottom toolbar), so I've been a bit hallucinatey today!

Originally Posted by James

I've just noticed the title says 'Communal Shats' instead of 'Communal Chats'. Normally I would alter something like this, but it has tickled me, so it shall stay!

I did wonder for a mo when I saw the heading.............

Sounds like a really good idea

I definitely thought you'd named it that on purpose xx

Originally Posted by James

I've just noticed the title says 'Communal Shats' instead of 'Communal Chats'. Normally I would alter something like this, but it has tickled me, so it shall stay!

It was curiosity over the title that led me to view this thead.

I thought this was going to be a rant about public toilets, having to use them as dressing rooms or something!

I think that the vast majority of performers have experienced much worse dressing rooms than public toilets!

Check my Twitter feed at the bottom of the page - I'm not even a performer and just last week I was changing into a tux in a service station toilet cubicle!

Hmmm - this could be a good discussion in itself.

Funniest experiance of a toilet as a changing room was when a quite petite performer was sitting in her suitcase to pack as there was literally no other room to sit.

Originally Posted by James

I think that the vast majority of performers have experienced much worse dressing rooms than public toilets!

Check my Twitter feed at the bottom of the page - I'm not even a performer and just last week I was changing into a tux in a service station toilet cubicle!

Hmmm - this could be a good discussion in itself.

Yes, probably my most swapped story was the time I changed in a pub's disabled toilet CUBICLE with two other performers and few suitcases full of props! We then had to emerge FROM the cubicle at the start of each of our acts as there was no stage and the audience was right in front of us! It was sort of like being Superman, but sharing the phonebooth with all the other superheroes.

Oh goody it's back
Oh bummer - it's empty...

I loves the random chats there seemed to always be someone there to make me laugh or for me to make them laugh