Theatre on the Roof.

I was persuaded to attend the theatre last night, a rare change of Wednesday-night routine for a home-loving lad such as myself. Going turned out to be the right decision. I went to a place called the Train on the Roof, in Konstandinopoleos St, close to the big Praktiker in Pireos St. The theatre is housed in one of three old wooden railway carriages. The other two carriages are used for a restaurant and a bar. The evening was superb.

The theatre itself is excellent. The middle seats have been removed from the carriage to make way for the "stage", and if you're lucky enough to get the seats at the front, you have to keep moving your feet to make sure you don't trip the actors over - the place is tiny. The performance was memorable and superbly acted by the cast of seven. If you get the chance, check it out.

Excellent evening, or, as we say in Orc language, ardderchog!!

Kalhnyxta se olous, good night each, a nos da i chi gyd