Two Million Gods
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British guy, have lived abroad most of my working life and now recently arrived in Delhi. Working for an education company and keen to make new friends. Especially keen to meet anyone interested in organising a trip to the Himalaya for a trek or maybe some rafting; in Delhi am looking for someone who can teach me tennis or at least suggest somewhere to play!
Also, is anyone interested in organising an English-language theatre society? Maybe to arrange trips to productions, organise play readings, possibly even look to put on a small scale production? I'm a trained actor and amateur/fringe veteran so would be good to meet others with similar interests.
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that's exactly how I'm sounding right now.
Looking for people to organise play readings like Shakespearean stuff? Eh, I don't think so. Well goodluck with that.
Other things might be possible.
Well, I'm also interested in acting but I know nothiing about techniques, I just go with the flow - so If u ever(not gonna happen after what I just said)want to do anything concerning the arts I am interested.
p.s. I'm Nigerian