Thread: BVB: Branding Your Burlesque Persona - Bath, Sat 27th Mar, 5-6pm

Originally Posted by CrystalGlaze

Yes, this sounds pretty exciting! I think I will def sign up...I mean Exeter isn't too far to travel...lol.

If anyone is stuck for accommodation and doesn't know Bath very well, i may be able to suggest some of the close-by B&B's or Inns. However, Bath is so small, a taxi from the furthest hotel will only be around £10.

PM me if anyone needs to.

Anybody planning on doing the workshop and then the show after? There will probably be a bit of time in between the two in which I will be grabbing a bite to eat/ having a coffee if anybody fancies it? Geisha; any places you recommend for food?

Really looking forward to it!

I'll be doing that, Miss Hot Garter! It'll be nice to catch up, too!

Originally Posted by Miss Hot-Garter

Anybody planning on doing the workshop and then the show after? There will probably be a bit of time in between the two in which I will be grabbing a bite to eat/ having a coffee if anybody fancies it? Geisha; any places you recommend for food?

Really looking forward to it!

Absolutely! Chapel Arts, where the workshop and Coco Boudoir are held are right in the town centre so you can take your pick from some great places to eat that are all easy walking distance.... even in heels.

The Raven is an old pub that serves the most amazing pies and mash from the West Country's famous Pieminister. Also good for local ales and cider if you're into that sort of thing!
The Porter on George Street serves all-vegetarian meals at good pub prices with a great "intellectual yet rock n roll" atmosphere.
The Westgate is a recently refurbished old pub catering to young professionals - featuring fantastic neo- vintage decor.
And for those that like to stick with what they know - there is a Wagamama on George Street and there is also a Jamie's Italian off Milsom Street.
For those that want to make a proper night of it and spend a bit, 1453 on Monmouth Street is a small a la carte wine bar serving french and modern british cuisine and I'd also recommend the Circus Cafe and Bar on Brock Street (by the Circus of course!) where i recently celebrated my birthday.

Honestly, i could go on, Bath is a great place to eat and drink.

xx

Originally Posted by Ally Katte

I'll be doing that, Miss Hot Garter! It'll be nice to catch up, too!

I'll tag along as well if that's ok

No! You're not allowed :P
Hehe!

Originally Posted by Ally Katte

No! You're not allowed :P
Hehe!

I'll just follow you and sit in the corner... I will wear a mack and a hat and hide behind a paper... but don't worry, I will be there... oh yes, I will be there! 0_o

Reminder to all - Just two days to this workshop!