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1:34 cornemuses TwothirteenTV 22 views 1 week ago Thinking of ivor.... Posters on the ship of a bagpipe championships featuring 2,500 participants! And I think he was right about the sticker which came with the campervan.....
1:45 Ding Dong TwothirteenTV 257 views 5 months ago A Carol to end all Carols... Filmed on location in Gibson Gardens, London, where we live and love. With thanks to: The Bosnia and Herzegoina Charity Shop for the costum...
2:13 Leaves TwothirteenTV 369 views 5 months ago An Autumn Song - If Beckett could Bossa
0:39 No Matter... TwothirteenTV 162 views 6 months ago A manifesto. Try this at home folks! Try it in the street! We tried it in the cemetery and it took years off us! Director: angelika michitsch Camera: natasha tauber Loca...
2:13 message to the planet TwothirteenTV 215 views 6 months ago ...in which Bartleby Wagstaff and Heinz Werner Hunkleberry feverishly attempt to get a message to an ailing planet. The moral of the story is that you can never predict wh...
4:01 chuddering wingspoon TwothirteenTV 234 views 6 months ago PERSONS attempting to find a motive in this narrative will be prosecuted; persons attempting to find a moral in it will be banished; persons attempting to find a plot in it...
1:13 grannie TwothirteenTV 112 views 10 months ago Ivor Kallin's poem - literate, lateral and latitudinous - learn the secret of longevity!
8:00 Smoo (full version) TwothirteenTV 202 views 10 months ago deep in a dark dank cave in the north of the north of scotland, an ancient and inbred tribe celebrate something or other
3:57 reptile TwothirteenTV 123 views 10 months ago rude, rebellious. reptilious, live from their new living room.
1:34 Two Men and a Radio TwothirteenTV 102 views 11 months ago a radio was left abandoned on our doorstep - we took it in and oh what joy it brought into our lives!

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'by means of glossolalia, mock violence, postures and gestures, the pair manage to hover around the cusp that separates seriousness from humour, Sometimes I'm not sure how to react, a feeling I experienced in French theatre after seeing a lot of plays by Ionesco, Beckett and Genet.' James Wyness