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Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Christmas is nearly here

I had a brilliant day visiting the Dr Who Exhibition in Earls Court in London last week. There were real Daleks, Cybermen, the Face of Bow and the Empress of the Arachnos and a whole host of other stuff from Oods to the very real K9. It was brilliant.

That got me thinking about Christmas (as you do) and wondered about doing a Dr Who Nativity play. It's been in my head a while now but I think it is possible. Look, the TARDIS (that was there too and I touched it even though I shouldn't have so I might be in a parallel world and just not know it yet) can visit all times just like the story of Jesus birth - it is a story for every place and every time. So the TARDIS could be the stable. Davros could be Herod and his minions the Daleks.

But what else could we do? The Host could be the angels but what about the shepherds and travellers, what about the star and stuff like that? Who would Mary and Joseph be. Could K9 be the donkey? But why? There would have to be a reason why each would be a particular character.

So over to you. We've got to plan ahead. Any ideas gratefully received.

Maybe we should just stick with the story we've been given already...

Posted at 10:27 AM in The lighter side, Thinking |

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