#651
Posted: 9/18/05 at 3:55am
Hi everyone - i just joined to defend george really -
Last night, many of the non performing kids were watching from near the front of the stalls and supporting james and ashley's last performace. sure they cheered and clapped madly at the end of every song and were all clearly upset at the end. george clearly cares about his mates and lived every moment with those on stage, and when called up on stage at the end was clearly in pieces.
Billy elliot only exists as a musical because of these talented kids, and its not just the musical we were watching last night, but a major event in their personal lives. this clearly came across in george's behaviour, which left me thinking what a great personality he must have, and how loyal and supportive he must be of his friends. liam was clearly upset too, and sure acted in a more reserved fashion, but thats clearly a personality thing too.
Think of yesterday as watching some kids saying goodbye to their great friends, whilst having to get through a musical - both on stage and in the stalls. i was amazed at how professional they all managed to be, and James and Ashley must now know that although they won't be on that stage any longer, they clearly have some friends for life which is ultimately far more important.
Last night, many of the non performing kids were watching from near the front of the stalls and supporting james and ashley's last performace. sure they cheered and clapped madly at the end of every song and were all clearly upset at the end. george clearly cares about his mates and lived every moment with those on stage, and when called up on stage at the end was clearly in pieces.
Billy elliot only exists as a musical because of these talented kids, and its not just the musical we were watching last night, but a major event in their personal lives. this clearly came across in george's behaviour, which left me thinking what a great personality he must have, and how loyal and supportive he must be of his friends. liam was clearly upset too, and sure acted in a more reserved fashion, but thats clearly a personality thing too.
Think of yesterday as watching some kids saying goodbye to their great friends, whilst having to get through a musical - both on stage and in the stalls. i was amazed at how professional they all managed to be, and James and Ashley must now know that although they won't be on that stage any longer, they clearly have some friends for life which is ultimately far more important.