Shaun D Wilson: D is for…

A really bizarre and inaccurate dramatisation of a dream I had. I don’t expect you to be able to follow it. Though I never understand my dreams, so why should you?  

Originally this was going to have something to so with the character Dream from Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series but then it turned into this. I actually did I rather crap show that I didn’t use based on Dream’s brother Destruction but I dropped it because it was well… rubbish. Don’t be surprised though if the rest of the Endless show up at some point, after all they all start with ‘D’.

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DJ SDJW is a conflicted man who was always destined to become a dance floor DJ despite his bad patter. Find out about his life, his times and his social inabilities. Backgammon is not mentioned.is that good or bad? You decide!

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Out now: the special 2 disc DVD version of ‘D is For…’ featuring commentary from the directors, bonus scenes and y’know bonus stuff irrelevant to the main product. The bonus material is now also available in the podcast form of Shaun DVD Wilson. As far as I’m aware this is the first DVD release of an audio product. Actually it’s not a DVD release is it, it’s just a format I used to improvise sketches around. Well done you’ve seen through my lies.

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A show I made a while back during which I was indeed infected with illness. As a result much of this is an exorcism of my feelings relating to illness. This monologue however begins to become illustrated; mostly by sketches related to the literature of my childhood. I know that sounds boring but it probably isn’t and if you love whinging you’ll love this. I’d say it’s like the playwright Alan Bennett if he was a bit more rubbish and not from Yorkshire. Oh and I’ve never worked Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. So basically it’s nothing like Alan Bennett.

Looking back I’m amazed that this is any way coherent (ah the wonders of editing) and I think it’s a good if somewhat uncharacteristically personal show.

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