#1
Posted: 3/21/10 at 5:07am
Any reports on how this went down in Australia or what to expect in London>
#2
Posted: 3/21/10 at 11:42am
See here:
https://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.php?thread=1012746&dt=4&boardid=3
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https://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.php?thread=1012746&dt=4&boardid=3
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Seen some shows in my time....
#3
Posted: 3/23/10 at 9:06am
Many thanks Tiggo. I'm afraid i'm one of the "newies" so didn't notice that link. Mind you, I still have a wind-up gramaphone, so I'm probably not too up-to-date with previous threads! All best wishes. Mx
#4
Posted: 3/23/10 at 12:40pm
Am really looking forward to seeing this production. Seems like it went down very well in Oz hence the transfer to London. With this and Priscilla, Australian theatre exports are suddenly gathering pace which is good news 
#5
Posted: 5/15/10 at 6:25pm
Got a freebie for this afternoon through the night less ordinary scheme which luckily the trafalgar studios is involved in. Absolutely wonderful and had me engaged right from the start.
It is one of those plays you will spend a lot of time reflecting on afterwards. I literally can't stop thinking about it.
Shame it was only half full this afternoon. Highly recommended.
GO GO GO!!!
It is one of those plays you will spend a lot of time reflecting on afterwards. I literally can't stop thinking about it.
Shame it was only half full this afternoon. Highly recommended.
GO GO GO!!!
#6
Posted: 5/15/10 at 6:55pm
I was just about to post my report here.
I saw it last night (Fri) and I think it is one of the best productions to hit the West End since the recent 'Jerusalem'.
As Mark said, I too, was gripped within seconds.
The company of 6 play around 20 parts each and it is such an ensemble piece it is impossible to pick any individual out- they are all totally amazing.
I will say one thing, on that stage stand the 4 most handsome men now on a West End stage.
It had me in tears of laughter and tears of deep emotion in what was a whirlwind of a journey thru the lives of real people. I felt brilliant for hours after it.
This is the 'Normal Heart'/'As Is' of today, I enjoyed this more than both of them.
The Aussies have done it again!
Yes, GO GO GO!
Brilliant theatre!
I saw it last night (Fri) and I think it is one of the best productions to hit the West End since the recent 'Jerusalem'.
As Mark said, I too, was gripped within seconds.
The company of 6 play around 20 parts each and it is such an ensemble piece it is impossible to pick any individual out- they are all totally amazing.
I will say one thing, on that stage stand the 4 most handsome men now on a West End stage.
It had me in tears of laughter and tears of deep emotion in what was a whirlwind of a journey thru the lives of real people. I felt brilliant for hours after it.
This is the 'Normal Heart'/'As Is' of today, I enjoyed this more than both of them.
The Aussies have done it again!
Yes, GO GO GO!
Brilliant theatre!
Updated On: 5/15/10 at 06:55 PM
#7
Posted: 5/15/10 at 8:42pm
I absolutely adore this play. My Australian penpal sent me a copy of this for my Christmas present :) I love it and will be seeing it on the 10th June. So so excited to be able to see a production of it :) need something to pair with it. Love the Sinner or Enron I'm thinking, as I've seen basically all the cheap musicals in the West End at the moment :P except for Charity but can find no cheapies!! (student finance fail...)
THEATRE 2016:
Grey Gardens; SwkPlayhouse, Cats; London Palladium, Into the Woods; Royal Exchange, Show Boat; Sheffield Crucible, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Prsicilla Queen of the Desert; UK Tour, Narrative; RWCMD, Mojo; RWCMD, The Barber of Seville; WNO, Rabbit Hole; Hampstead, The Marriage of Figaro; WNO, Figaro Gets a Divorce; WNO, Tom: The Musical; UK Tour
Upcoming: Anything Can Happen; RWCMD, Cysgy'n Brys'ur, Long Day's Journey Into Night; Bristol Old Vic, Only the Brave, The Caretaker; The Old Vic, People Places and Things, Blue/Orange; Young Vic, Bernadette Peters, Carole King, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts I & II
#8
Posted: 5/15/10 at 9:11pm
If your going on June 10th, a Thursday, then I swear 'Charity' will be at TKTS for you. Its not selling well at all.
It was on Friday night and it was there!
You will love 'Man' so much.
It was on Friday night and it was there!
You will love 'Man' so much.
Updated On: 5/15/10 at 09:11 PM
#9
Posted: 5/16/10 at 9:20am
Can't wait to see this in June and will probably be annoyed I can only see it once then! I think it's a really important play to stage and so glad it's getting a west end outing.
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#10
Posted: 5/16/10 at 9:52am
Okay, thanks Mama :) I read the play again last night and just bawled and bawled once more. What the hell will I be like at the theatre? :P
THEATRE 2016:
Grey Gardens; SwkPlayhouse, Cats; London Palladium, Into the Woods; Royal Exchange, Show Boat; Sheffield Crucible, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Prsicilla Queen of the Desert; UK Tour, Narrative; RWCMD, Mojo; RWCMD, The Barber of Seville; WNO, Rabbit Hole; Hampstead, The Marriage of Figaro; WNO, Figaro Gets a Divorce; WNO, Tom: The Musical; UK Tour
Upcoming: Anything Can Happen; RWCMD, Cysgy'n Brys'ur, Long Day's Journey Into Night; Bristol Old Vic, Only the Brave, The Caretaker; The Old Vic, People Places and Things, Blue/Orange; Young Vic, Bernadette Peters, Carole King, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts I & II
#11
Posted: 5/16/10 at 10:10am
Like me i guess i sobbed on a number of occasions, it is so absorbing. I sat there leaning forward virtually the whole time. Its a long time since i got so swept up in a production.
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