Saturday, 21 April 2012
Un-Prom-ising
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I haven't yet written anything about the recently announced Prom season, and won't be for a bit. The Proms web site is one I usually find frustrating, and it proves so this year. Whilst you can handily view the Proms by week and print the whole season, the details omit the performing groups and you have to go into each individual prom to find out more. So I'm waiting till I get my brochure and being as this is culture free south London, there weren't any Proms brochures for sale this afternoon, not even for ready money.
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