#thecastle — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #thecastle, aggregated by home.social.
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@stilgherrian just some #serenity context for our non-strayan viewers https://youtu.be/C8WLuQOLq5Q #theCastle
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@stilgherrian just some #serenity context for our non-strayan viewers https://youtu.be/C8WLuQOLq5Q #theCastle
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@stilgherrian just some #serenity context for our non-strayan viewers https://youtu.be/C8WLuQOLq5Q #theCastle
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@stilgherrian just some #serenity context for our non-strayan viewers https://youtu.be/C8WLuQOLq5Q #theCastle
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@stilgherrian just some #serenity context for our non-strayan viewers https://youtu.be/C8WLuQOLq5Q #theCastle
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Photo of the Day 11th June 2026.
https://madcam.co.uk/2026/06/11/photo-of-the-day-11th-june-2026/
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‘I visited Nottingham pub with stunning beer garden overlooking Castle’ https://www.allforgardening.com/1788263/i-visited-nottingham-pub-with-stunning-beer-garden-overlooking-castle/ #BeerGardens #Fothergills #garden #nottingham #NottinghamCastle #NottinghamPost #NottinghamRailwayStation #PubReviews #TheCastle
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‘I visited Nottingham pub with stunning beer garden overlooking Castle’ https://www.allforgardening.com/1788263/i-visited-nottingham-pub-with-stunning-beer-garden-overlooking-castle/ #BeerGardens #Fothergills #garden #nottingham #NottinghamCastle #NottinghamPost #NottinghamRailwayStation #PubReviews #TheCastle
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Michelle’s birthday celebrations at The Castle on Saturday, 14th March, with our Selfie Pod. Guests jumped in for group shots, grabbed props, printed keepsakes instantly, and kept the party buzzing all night.
Surrey FaceBooth – Premium Photo Booth Hire www.surreyfacebooth.co.uk
#PhotoBoothHire #SelfiePod #SurreyFaceBooth #TheCastle #BirthdayParty #EventFun #InstantPrints #PhotoBoothFun #FunMemories #CaptureTheMoment
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Breaking down Lamar Jackson’s contract and what it means for the future
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#NFL #BaltimoreRavens #Baltimore #Ravens #baltimore #baltimorecounty #Football #owingsmills #ravensheadquarters #thecastle
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Breaking down Lamar Jackson’s contract and what it means for the future https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/793549/ #baltimore #BaltimoreCounty #BaltimoreRavens #BaltimoreRavens #Football #NFL #OwingsMills #Ravens #RavensHeadquarters #TheCastle
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Why Tyler Linderbaum poses an ‘irrational’ threat to the Ravens
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#NFL #BaltimoreRavens #Baltimore #Ravens #baltimore #baltimorecounty #Football #owingsmills #ravensheadquarters #thecastle
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Ravens make honor roll on 2026 NFLPA report card https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/778882/ #baltimore #BaltimoreCounty #BaltimoreRavens #BaltimoreRavens #Football #NFL #OwingsMills #Ravens #RavensHeadquarters #TheCastle
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Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti fired John Harbaugh for the right reasons
Throughout an hourlong verbal bloodletting, Steve Bisciotti could not have been clearer how much he loves John Harbaugh,…
#NFL #BaltimoreRavens #Baltimore #Ravens #baltimore #baltimorecounty #Football #owingsmills #ravensheadquarters #thecastle
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Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti fired John Harbaugh for the right reasons https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/676422/ #baltimore #BaltimoreCounty #BaltimoreRavens #BaltimoreRavens #Football #NFL #OwingsMills #Ravens #RavensHeadquarters #TheCastle
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#TIL that the same actor that played Ka D'Argo in Farscape had previously played Steve Kerrigan in The Castle. His name is Anthony Simcoe and he's a very talented actor. His portrayals of these two characters were so distinct I didn't even notice it was the same actor, although the total head makeup on D'Argo definitely helps.
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#TIL that the same actor that played Ka D'Argo in Farscape had previously played Steve Kerrigan in The Castle. His name is Anthony Simcoe and he's a very talented actor. His portrayals of these two characters were so distinct I didn't even notice it was the same actor, although the total head makeup on D'Argo definitely helps.
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#TIL that the same actor that played Ka D'Argo in Farscape had previously played Steve Kerrigan in The Castle. His name is Anthony Simcoe and he's a very talented actor. His portrayals of these two characters were so distinct I didn't even notice it was the same actor, although the total head makeup on D'Argo definitely helps.
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#TIL that the same actor that played Ka D'Argo in Farscape had previously played Steve Kerrigan in The Castle. His name is Anthony Simcoe and he's a very talented actor. His portrayals of these two characters were so distinct I didn't even notice it was the same actor, although the total head makeup on D'Argo definitely helps.
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"All those lawyer's and government people can just go and get fucked."
Wayne Kerrigan, The Castle, 1997
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"All those lawyer's and government people can just go and get fucked."
Wayne Kerrigan, The Castle, 1997
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just #reminiscing about the good ole days before #melbourne was over-gentrified right out if my price range (i feel like an exile, some times)
#TheMonthly (an independent publication) has a catch-up with #SophieLee (Tracy Kerrigan in #TheCastle, Tania in #Muriel’sWedding)… i knew she retreated to a world of mohterhood and manuscripts, but it seems she’s now living in London. a link to the short article is below, if you are inteested
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reminiscing mainly cos i always thought Sophie Lee was under-rated, under-used, typecast and cursed perhaps by her looks. saw her at #LaMama one night in 1994 in a play called Tanya and Kit. i used to see lots and lots of small productions dirt cheap — even bad shows are interesting if they are live, cos there is something magical about live theatre, and maybe the small space adds to it?
anyway, Tanya and Kit was spellbinding.Tanya and Kit by Harry Cripps, La Mama, REVIEW, 7 May 1994
THEATRE
At La Mama, until June 1994
Reviewer: Kate Herbert around 7 May 1994
This review was published in The Melbourne Times after 7 May 1994
Two women meet in an apartment and both believe they live there. They become intimates, familiars, inseparable. Harry Cripps' Pintersque script is interesting, involving and funny. It comes to life with the two actors, Sarah Chadwick and Sophie Lee who have a great rapport on stage.
Chadwick plays Tanya, a "sleek and dangerous" woman with an unspecified executive position. Her performance is masterly, her presence magnetic, her timing and delivery impeccable. Lee has a charming ingenuousness as Kit.
This is a quirky play which works on many levels although it incorporates some improbable left-field plot elements.——
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just #reminiscing about the good ole days before #melbourne was over-gentrified right out if my price range (i feel like an exile, some times)
#TheMonthly (an independent publication) has a catch-up with #SophieLee (Tracy Kerrigan in #TheCastle, Tania in #Muriel’sWedding)… i knew she retreated to a world of mohterhood and manuscripts, but it seems she’s now living in London. a link to the short article is below, if you are inteested
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reminiscing mainly cos i always thought Sophie Lee was under-rated, under-used, typecast and cursed perhaps by her looks. saw her at #LaMama one night in 1994 in a play called Tanya and Kit. i used to see lots and lots of small productions dirt cheap — even bad shows are interesting if they are live, cos there is something magical about live theatre, and maybe the small space adds to it?
anyway, Tanya and Kit was spellbinding.Tanya and Kit by Harry Cripps, La Mama, REVIEW, 7 May 1994
THEATRE
At La Mama, until June 1994
Reviewer: Kate Herbert around 7 May 1994
This review was published in The Melbourne Times after 7 May 1994
Two women meet in an apartment and both believe they live there. They become intimates, familiars, inseparable. Harry Cripps' Pintersque script is interesting, involving and funny. It comes to life with the two actors, Sarah Chadwick and Sophie Lee who have a great rapport on stage.
Chadwick plays Tanya, a "sleek and dangerous" woman with an unspecified executive position. Her performance is masterly, her presence magnetic, her timing and delivery impeccable. Lee has a charming ingenuousness as Kit.
This is a quirky play which works on many levels although it incorporates some improbable left-field plot elements.——
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just #reminiscing about the good ole days before #melbourne was over-gentrified right out if my price range (i feel like an exile, some times)
#TheMonthly (an independent publication) has a catch-up with #SophieLee (Tracy Kerrigan in #TheCastle, Tania in #Muriel’sWedding)… i knew she retreated to a world of mohterhood and manuscripts, but it seems she’s now living in London. a link to the short article is below, if you are inteested
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reminiscing mainly cos i always thought Sophie Lee was under-rated, under-used, typecast and cursed perhaps by her looks. saw her at #LaMama one night in 1994 in a play called Tanya and Kit. i used to see lots and lots of small productions dirt cheap — even bad shows are interesting if they are live, cos there is something magical about live theatre, and maybe the small space adds to it?
anyway, Tanya and Kit was spellbinding.Tanya and Kit by Harry Cripps, La Mama, REVIEW, 7 May 1994
THEATRE
At La Mama, until June 1994
Reviewer: Kate Herbert around 7 May 1994
This review was published in The Melbourne Times after 7 May 1994
Two women meet in an apartment and both believe they live there. They become intimates, familiars, inseparable. Harry Cripps' Pintersque script is interesting, involving and funny. It comes to life with the two actors, Sarah Chadwick and Sophie Lee who have a great rapport on stage.
Chadwick plays Tanya, a "sleek and dangerous" woman with an unspecified executive position. Her performance is masterly, her presence magnetic, her timing and delivery impeccable. Lee has a charming ingenuousness as Kit.
This is a quirky play which works on many levels although it incorporates some improbable left-field plot elements.——
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just #reminiscing about the good ole days before #melbourne was over-gentrified right out if my price range (i feel like an exile, some times)
#TheMonthly (an independent publication) has a catch-up with #SophieLee (Tracy Kerrigan in #TheCastle, Tania in #Muriel’sWedding)… i knew she retreated to a world of mohterhood and manuscripts, but it seems she’s now living in London. a link to the short article is below, if you are inteested
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reminiscing mainly cos i always thought Sophie Lee was under-rated, under-used, typecast and cursed perhaps by her looks. saw her at #LaMama one night in 1994 in a play called Tanya and Kit. i used to see lots and lots of small productions dirt cheap — even bad shows are interesting if they are live, cos there is something magical about live theatre, and maybe the small space adds to it?
anyway, Tanya and Kit was spellbinding.Tanya and Kit by Harry Cripps, La Mama, REVIEW, 7 May 1994
THEATRE
At La Mama, until June 1994
Reviewer: Kate Herbert around 7 May 1994
This review was published in The Melbourne Times after 7 May 1994
Two women meet in an apartment and both believe they live there. They become intimates, familiars, inseparable. Harry Cripps' Pintersque script is interesting, involving and funny. It comes to life with the two actors, Sarah Chadwick and Sophie Lee who have a great rapport on stage.
Chadwick plays Tanya, a "sleek and dangerous" woman with an unspecified executive position. Her performance is masterly, her presence magnetic, her timing and delivery impeccable. Lee has a charming ingenuousness as Kit.
This is a quirky play which works on many levels although it incorporates some improbable left-field plot elements.——
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just #reminiscing about the good ole days before #melbourne was over-gentrified right out if my price range (i feel like an exile, some times)
#TheMonthly (an independent publication) has a catch-up with #SophieLee (Tracy Kerrigan in #TheCastle, Tania in #Muriel’sWedding)… i knew she retreated to a world of mohterhood and manuscripts, but it seems she’s now living in London. a link to the short article is below, if you are inteested
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reminiscing mainly cos i always thought Sophie Lee was under-rated, under-used, typecast and cursed perhaps by her looks. saw her at #LaMama one night in 1994 in a play called Tanya and Kit. i used to see lots and lots of small productions dirt cheap — even bad shows are interesting if they are live, cos there is something magical about live theatre, and maybe the small space adds to it?
anyway, Tanya and Kit was spellbinding.Tanya and Kit by Harry Cripps, La Mama, REVIEW, 7 May 1994
THEATRE
At La Mama, until June 1994
Reviewer: Kate Herbert around 7 May 1994
This review was published in The Melbourne Times after 7 May 1994
Two women meet in an apartment and both believe they live there. They become intimates, familiars, inseparable. Harry Cripps' Pintersque script is interesting, involving and funny. It comes to life with the two actors, Sarah Chadwick and Sophie Lee who have a great rapport on stage.
Chadwick plays Tanya, a "sleek and dangerous" woman with an unspecified executive position. Her performance is masterly, her presence magnetic, her timing and delivery impeccable. Lee has a charming ingenuousness as Kit.
This is a quirky play which works on many levels although it incorporates some improbable left-field plot elements.——
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Why haven’t I seen anyone quoting The Castle when vibe coding is mentioned?
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Why haven’t I seen anyone quoting The Castle when vibe coding is mentioned?
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Tonight's big party event!
Happy anniversary #theCastle #Ybor !!! -
Sometimes the right inspiration is overhead.
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Where will you spend your evenings in the dark and loud?
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Has anyone outside the South Pacific seen the Australian comedy film The Castle? Does the deadpan humour translate to other cultural contexts?
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Reviewer 2 used the words "rigorously interrogate" to describe the analyses in our leachates paper 💅
That comment is going straight to the pool room!
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