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Anyone knows Gavin's holiday dates in Hair London?

Idina Menzel, Scarlett Strallen, Michael Crawford, Ashley Brown and Kerry Ellis all come to mind

What about the London Billys?

Creel's accent was as perfect as it could get. Well at least that's what I thought every time I saw him. Loved him to bits! Wasn't really fond of Ms Strallen though, I just couldn't warm to her take on the role. Never understood the hype around her Mary.

Duke of York's pretty awful too. Sitting in the middle of the stalls, I literally had to ****my ears to hear the quietly spoken parts of a play. The tube was that noisy!

Altar Boyz. I didn't think sitting in a theatre could be that painful. My brain must have died in the second minute of the show though..

I might be in minority but didn't like Ms Strallen's Mary one bit. Found her portrayal caricaturesque and damn too strict to be likeable. Lisa O'Hare was the perfect choice for the role, hands down

Me too. Please send a PM

(From Sweeney Todd) What is that? It's fop. Finest in the shop. And we have some shepherd's pie peppered With actual shepherd on top! And I've just begun -- Here's the politician, so oily It's served with a doily, Have one! Put it on a bun. Well, you never know if it's going to run! Try the friar, Fried, it's drier! No, the clergy is really Too coarse and too mealy! Then actor, That's compacter! Yes, and always arrives overdone! I'll come again when you have JUDGE on the menu! Wait! True, we ...

She may have a clear and effortless voice but she's nothing I would call an actress. Her diction is good but she lacks emotion throughout the whole show. If it weren't for Dianne Pilkington's Glinda, I would have died of boredom. Or even worse, fall asleep.

Don't think she has one

Your mum's right, he really is. I also had the pleasure to meet him once

Last time I've been there, which was early March there was no umbrella in London. Only some lights indicating its shape

Same here. I'm now biased with Lisa, London's best Mary. She has completely grown on me and I'll pick her anytime over LMK. I'm so sad she'll be leaving in a couple of days. I find Broadway's Mary too wooden and trying really hard on the accent.

He's talking about that freaking giant umbrella which appears at the end of Anything Can Happen

Talent and You from Bounce

You have to have a really strong cast to feel the magic. Something the London show has to offer these days

Let's add Lord of the Rings as well

http://www.officiallondontheatre.co.uk/news/display?contentId=93156

Great point there, Weez! We're ready to fight if we have to