sounding out the drum

22May12

Tonight until Saturday (26th May) Stan’s Cafe bring The Cardinals to The Drum at Plymouth’s Theatre Royal. Here’s a pic of the set – all dressed up and ready to take masses. Link to the TRP Box Office

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