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Toast on Toast by Steven Toast

May 9, 2020 by andtheIToldYouSos Leave a Comment

and with that traditional greeting, Steven Toast bellows his way into the utterly ridiculous and frequently disgusting story of his life. Steven Toast, an utter buffoon of a down on his luck/past his prime actor, is the creation of Matt Berry and Arthur Matthews- and while Toast is credited as the author (what with this being an autobiography and all), the work really belongs to them. If you have not seen Toast’s show, Toast of London, then you are going to need to stop what […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Biography/Memoir, Comedy/Humor, Fiction Tagged With: acting, Arthur Matthews, BBC, british comedy, fake memoir, in character, Matt Berry, Steven Toast, Toast of London

andtheIToldYouSos's CBR12 Review No:44 · Genres: Audiobooks, Biography/Memoir, Comedy/Humor, Fiction · Tags: acting, Arthur Matthews, BBC, british comedy, fake memoir, in character, Matt Berry, Steven Toast, Toast of London ·
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We’re all so much alike, and yet so utterly different.

November 23, 2016 by ingres77 16 Comments

For the first 100 pages or so, this book was a literary Krispy Kreme doughnut: utterly devoid of nutritional value, but glazed in pure happiness. And then, like the best junk food, my joy immediately turned into regret, and my proverbial teeth felt like they were rotting out of my skull. Act Like It is about a man (Richard) and woman (Lainie) who star in stage production in London. He’s a celebrated actor (emphasis on the last syllable), she’s a budding young star. He’s a […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance Tagged With: Act Like It, acting, Lucy Parker, propinquity, theater

ingres77's CBR8 Review No:96 · Genres: Fiction, Romance · Tags: Act Like It, acting, Lucy Parker, propinquity, theater ·
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Break a Leg!

June 22, 2015 by Zirza Leave a Comment

The other day, when I was talking to my hippie-dippy earth-mother anthropologist friend, I told her I’d never expected to become a teacher. She smirked at me and told me it was a great fit: “You like rules and you like stability.” She’s also told me I had a “grown up house” (hers, by her own admission, is a pigsty) and I, in turn, am horrified by her happy-go-lucky attitude of quitting jobs if she doesn’t like them. She lives with her Aryan Jesus-lookalike of […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: acting, Esther Freud, Lucky Break

Zirza's CBR7 Review No:22 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: acting, Esther Freud, Lucky Break ·
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