Winspiration
| Ad-lib | Amateur dramatics | Artiste | Auditorium |
| Backcloth | Backdrop | Backstage | Balcony |
| Bard | Behind the scenes | Boards | Box |
| Box office | Break a leg | Broadway | Burlesque |
| Cameo | Cast | Circle | Circus |
| Curtain | Curtain call | Drama | Dramatis personae |
| Dress circle | Dressing room | Encore | First night nerves |
| Foyer | Fringe | Front of house | Front rows |
| Gallery | Gods | Green room | Hamming it up |
| Hero | Heroine | Hippodrome | Houselights |
| Kitchen sink drama | Leading role | Limelight | Merry widow |
| Mummer | No business like show business | Pantomime | Pavilion |
| Performer | Playhouse | Principal boy / girl | Raise the curtain |
| Repertoire | Repertory | Role | Scenario |
| Scenery | Script | Seating | Set |
| Show | Spotlight | Stadium | Stage |
| Stage door | Stage door johnnie | Stage fright | Stage manage |
| Stage set | Stagy | Stalls | Standing ovation |
| Standing room only | Star of stage and screen | Tableau | Theatrical |
| Thespian | Tread the boards | Variety show | Vaudeville |
| Vignette | West End | Wings |
| I discovered the world of taste at Safeway when I... |
| Raised the curtain on their exciting show, it was five star quality and taste buds glow! |
| Ample ideas from many cultures, exciting and new for my family of vultures |
| Became an armchair traveller last night, transported with every bite |
| Found affordable luxuries, flavours divine, plus fruits of the world in this hometown of mine |
| Found the exotic in reach of my pocket |
| Gave my tastebuds a lingering lesson, my aspect of love for their delicatessen |
| Tried a papaya and a kebab, without needing a visa or jab! |
| Unpacked my shopping on the kitchen table, I'd been around the world with Safeway labels |
| Saw the touch of theatre in their splendid presentation which set my tastebuds tingling in gourmet anticipation |
| If you were to write a play or musical about Uncle Bens, what would you call it… |
| Annie Get Your Chopsticks |
| Ben Is From Heaven |
| One Night in Ben' swok |
| Pillau Talk |
| Stir Rice Express |
| Stirway to Heaven |
| The Fried A'Stir Story |
| Uncle Ben's lli"Sauciety" |
| Uncle Ben's; Licence to Fill |
| Wok On |
| Piper-Heidsieck and showbiz make a great piece because… |
| Piper Heidsieck's sparkling fun, is a star turn second to none |
| They both have vitality and star quality |
| They both sparkle with star quality |
| My ideal occasion for drinking Aberlour would be... |
| Theatre - it makes a dram-ah out of a crisis! |
| My ideal occasion for Drinking Laphroaig would be… |
| At the theatre- Laphroig means a great wee 'dram'a |
| Going to a show in London's West End is an extraordinary break because… |
| Stuck in the house with the daily "dramatics", here's just not the time for those wonderful classics! |
| Show business is like "Low" business - unbeatable |
| Musical entertainment so elite, thanks to Lows I'll have the best seat |
| Curtain up, action, lights, I'd break a leg to see the sights |
| Comedy at the Garrick or musicals at the Lyric, add that starlight that makes a weekend idyllic |
| I like Christmas pantomimes because… |
| A comical dame, the villain that's scary, please wave your wand, oh Cadbury's fairy |
| All kids at heart, we guzzle chox, wishing the genie would refill the box |
| Baddies to boo, goodies to eat, Cadbury's and panto - a spectacular treat |
| Cadbury's chocs, a seat front stalls. I'm kept inspired till the curtain falls |
| Cadbury's kids and my number one fella, make me feel like Cinderella |
| Each magical assortment takes centre stage, appealing to kids of every age |
| Hotfoot to Woolworths for Cadbury’s chocs - Frank Bruno's playing Goldilocks |
| Pantos are fun, roses are yummy, with two ugly sisters, daddy and mummy |
| They are like Cadbury's - great box office at stocking-up time! |
| This British tradition, unique to these isles, like roses, brings happiness, laughter and smiles |
| Cockburn's special reserve port is always special because… |
| Unreservedly without exception, it's Cockburns, whodunit perfection. |
| I would like to investigate a mysterious murder with Kestrel & McEwans export because… |
| A good head with plenty of body always gets results! |
| Elementary, my dear McEwan - I always detect when something is brewing! |
| Even Poirot's intellect couldn't detect company more select or more refreshing! |
| Having tackled my first "case", I could murder another! |
| It's thirsty work being a super sleuth |
| My wife would kill me if I bought another brand of beer |
| These two brews provide the clues to beat those murderous mystery blues |
| They're taste thrillers and thirst killers |
| Who's guilty - William, Harold, Oliver, Delia, Una, Neale, Iris, Terry? Guess |
| With murderous intent my thirst is well spent |
| I'd like to solve a Mindtrap murder mystery because... |
| Challenges of lateral thinking, stops my brain from slowly shrinking |
| Like Sherlock -I'm fed up with Watson telly! |
| MindTrap encourages lateral thinking, instead of forth-winking! |
| Playing Morse the Chief Inspector, I might apprehend Dee Septor |
| Unlike Agatha Christie, I'd celebrate with Kwik Save's whisky |
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