#26
Posted: 1/15/09 at 6:58am
'Oliver!' -Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 14th Jan 2009. — Page 2
#27
Posted: 1/15/09 at 7:04am
I guess it's going to be the return queue for quite a while if anybody wants to go!
#28
Posted: 1/15/09 at 7:50am
Oh thanks for posting the reviews, i was gonna post em as per usual early hours of this morning but fell asleep lol
Namo i love u but we get it already....you don't like Madonna
#30
Posted: 1/15/09 at 8:38am
how very dare you lol
Namo i love u but we get it already....you don't like Madonna
#31
Posted: 1/15/09 at 8:41am
You now get to sit thru this from the back row balcony!
#32
Posted: 1/15/09 at 8:44am
i will happily watch it from further back.......the car park lol
I hate Annie and Oliver, they should be chained together and thrown to the sharks
I hate Annie and Oliver, they should be chained together and thrown to the sharks
Namo i love u but we get it already....you don't like Madonna
#33
Posted: 1/15/09 at 8:48am
Or a Gary Glitter musical!
#34
Posted: 1/15/09 at 8:50am
Ohhh thats mean, even Annie and Oliver dont deserve that lol
Namo i love u but we get it already....you don't like Madonna
#35
Posted: 1/15/09 at 9:10am
The chorus of Thriller then......?
"I tend to think if god wanted us to believe in him, he'd exist" Linda Smith
#36
Posted: 1/15/09 at 9:17am
thats better
Namo i love u but we get it already....you don't like Madonna
#37
Posted: 1/15/09 at 9:21am
or the chorus of Cliff the Musical.....
"I tend to think if god wanted us to believe in him, he'd exist" Linda Smith
#38
Posted: 1/15/09 at 9:23am
Well, thankfully for you then, the planned West End season of 'Annie' this Summer has been shelved. I can only think that when Charles Strouse saw the current production with Ruth Madoc a few months ago he wasn't taken by it.
#39
Posted: 1/15/09 at 9:46am
They cant do another WE show with kids in every crb-ed chaperone is working in drury lane.
But for whatever reason being saved from Annie is a true blessing.
But for whatever reason being saved from Annie is a true blessing.
#40
Posted: 1/15/09 at 9:49am
and may that ginger wig rest in hell
Now how do i get rid of this little orphan boy lol
Now how do i get rid of this little orphan boy lol
Namo i love u but we get it already....you don't like Madonna
#41
Posted: 1/15/09 at 9:54am
You can't get rid of him, they are already holding auditions for new kids. There will alway be a new one! :P
Updated On: 1/15/09 at 09:54 AM
#42
Posted: 1/15/09 at 10:08am
For those who have seen this new production in previews.
Does this portrait of Lionel Bart, that appears over the company during the finale, appear at every performance or was it a one off for last nights opening?
Does this portrait of Lionel Bart, that appears over the company during the finale, appear at every performance or was it a one off for last nights opening?
Updated On: 1/15/09 at 10:08 AM
#43
Posted: 1/15/09 at 10:30am
'Jodie Prenger, brings a warmth to the stage you could warm your hands by, and wrings every last ounce of emotion'.
Charles Spencer Daily Telegraph
Charles Spencer Daily Telegraph
#44
Posted: 1/15/09 at 10:32am
'Mr Atkinson is not the only rocket of the night. Jodie Prenger, who won the part of the doomed, decent Nancy in a primetime BBC1 talent show, stands up to the test like a sturdy galleon. She swings her big hips and heaves her all into the role'.
Quentin Letts - Daily Mail
Quentin Letts - Daily Mail
#45
Posted: 1/15/09 at 10:36am
'Jodie Prenger as Nancy on the strength of TV's I'd Do Anything competition. The good news is that she acquits herself extremely well'.
Michael Billington - The Guardian
Michael Billington - The Guardian
#46
Posted: 1/15/09 at 10:40am
'And did Jodie Prenger, who won the role of Nancy in one of those deplorably sadistic television contests, justify her choice? I must admit she did. Initially she struck me as parading, posturing, performing rather than acting, but she went on to prove herself a tough, coarse, credible presence with a big, robust voice — and that’s all that is needed'.
Benedict Nightingale - The Times
Benedict Nightingale - The Times
#47
Posted: 1/15/09 at 10:42am
'Perhaps no one could resist the lure of Jodie Prenger, the girl who fought it out in BBC1’s I’d Do Anything and secured the role of the put-upon Nancy. With a blasting foghorn of a voice and a physique that looked almost big and firm enough to cause Burn Gorman’s superbly ominous, thuggish threat of a Bill Sikes to think twice about violence, Prenger duly melted and belted out that anthem for masochistic, battered women everywhere As Long As He Needs Me'.
#48
Posted: 1/15/09 at 10:44am
Thought this would be third time unlucky following Connie Fisher and Lee Mead, but looks like the little sparrow done well, or did she?
#49
Posted: 1/15/09 at 10:45am
"For those who have seen this new production in previews.
Does this portrait of Lionel Bart, that appears over the company during the finale, appear at every performance or was it a one off for last nights opening? "
Mama i dont recall seeing it.
Does this portrait of Lionel Bart, that appears over the company during the finale, appear at every performance or was it a one off for last nights opening? "
Mama i dont recall seeing it.
#50
Posted: 1/15/09 at 10:46am
'The difference is crucial in exposing the shallowness of the acting, particularly in respect of I’d Do Anything winner Jodie Prenger as Nancy. She looks in good shape in her red dress and piled up hair, but her voice, while true, is simply not strong enough for the rigours of six performances a week (she has Wednesday and Thursday nights off) and her stage presence is crudely one-dimensional'.
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