'Priscilla Queen Of The Desert- The Musical'- Palace Theatre — Page 7
#152
Posted: 3/4/09 at 5:09am
I deffo going on the 25th. Confirmed by the press agent and everything.
Clearly we need to have a BWW WE gathering to go with it.
Clearly we need to have a BWW WE gathering to go with it.
#153
Posted: 3/4/09 at 11:21am
I want to go but am down to pennies! I'm seeing too many other shows (not that that's possible, but it is money wise! =D)
#154
Posted: 3/4/09 at 12:32pm
I am going to see this show at the end of march it should be fun.
#155
Posted: 3/4/09 at 12:41pm
I have got my ticket now, for March 25th, really looking forward to it, should be a blast.
Be good to hook up with some of the Broadway legends.
Be good to hook up with some of the Broadway legends.
#156
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:12pm
My first visit is next Fri, the 13th!!!!!!!!!!
I walked past there this morning about 11am and they and a huge hydrolic lift set up on the pavement that looked like it was about to mount something large!?
I now nothing more.
I walked past there this morning about 11am and they and a huge hydrolic lift set up on the pavement that looked like it was about to mount something large!?
I now nothing more.
#157
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:16pm
I guess the hydraulic lift is to get the punters in the Gods, have you ever tried to negotiate the stairs there?
#158
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:23pm
i had to run up those stairs several times when i did whistle down the wind there - fell twice - but think of my developed calf muscles!!
The Artist Formally Known As 'Anon2'
#159
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:26pm
Wow tell me more, what did you do in Whistle? One of my favourite musicals, I gather not many people on here liked it?
#160
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:28pm
I see Tina Turner thighs!
Once you got em you never lose them!
Once you got em you never lose them!
#161
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:31pm
Quite common knowledge on here i'm an ex kenwright luvvie of 4 years!! (which was enough!)
I was part of the stage management team for whistle whilst it filled up the palace until spamalot came along - i basically moved ALOT of hay and shouted at little un's who got in the way of a tonne bridge which was coming down from the grid at an alarming rate! And its safe to say not a lot of folk liked it lol!
I was part of the stage management team for whistle whilst it filled up the palace until spamalot came along - i basically moved ALOT of hay and shouted at little un's who got in the way of a tonne bridge which was coming down from the grid at an alarming rate! And its safe to say not a lot of folk liked it lol!
The Artist Formally Known As 'Anon2'
#162
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:32pm
An yes mama - i can crack brazil nuts with my thighs now!! :P
The Artist Formally Known As 'Anon2'
#164
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:38pm
It's a talent.....what more can i say?
The Artist Formally Known As 'Anon2'
#165
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:39pm
I must of saw you in this then, don't think the revival did very well? The US tour went down like a lead balloon!
#166
Posted: 3/5/09 at 7:43pm
yup you will have seen me walk on in my blacks at least one point!! i couldn't do that right - my cue was simple walk on behind the tunnel cloth and put the gun down behind it to be picked up by swallow - well typically i misjudged the bloody thing- the train tunnel came in on cue cut me off and left me infront of it - dropped the gun and ran!
still i've done a major****up in every show i've worked on - it certainly lightens the BKL mood!
still i've done a major****up in every show i've worked on - it certainly lightens the BKL mood!
The Artist Formally Known As 'Anon2'
#167
Posted: 3/5/09 at 8:08pm
Cool you were in it, if I remember the revival got a tentative reviews, thought the person who played the man was really great!
#168
Posted: 3/5/09 at 8:10pm
Tim was lovely, infact we had a great time on whistle - all the cast (with one exception) were lovely!!
However back to topic tho - i've finalised the date i'm seeing priscilla, last week in may hopefully and i'm catching the first performance of peter pan in kensington park!
However back to topic tho - i've finalised the date i'm seeing priscilla, last week in may hopefully and i'm catching the first performance of peter pan in kensington park!
The Artist Formally Known As 'Anon2'
#169
Posted: 3/6/09 at 4:34pm
I saw Whistle Down the Wind twice while it was at the Palace Theatre and really liked it.
It was obvious that it was a Kenwright tour plonked in the West End but as I only paid £10 and £15 to see it I didn't care one bit.
It was obvious that it was a Kenwright tour plonked in the West End but as I only paid £10 and £15 to see it I didn't care one bit.
#170
Posted: 3/6/09 at 4:44pm
I really enjoyed Whistle I have to say, saw it with Glenn Carter and Tim Rogers (I think thats his surname) and both were excellent. I do wish Tim was in more, fantastic voice. Was also great in recent Aspects of Love tour
#171
Posted: 3/6/09 at 6:25pm
What was the best version of Whistle down the Wind the Gale Edwards version or the later Bill Kenrights?
#172
Posted: 3/6/09 at 6:46pm
IMO the latter version was better lot of the boring parts of the original were chopped and the whole annie christmas theme was banised, despite us getting very mixed reviews...all the crits agreed that the show was an improvement on gale edwards aldwych show.
The Artist Formally Known As 'Anon2'
#173
Posted: 3/7/09 at 9:52pm
2 days till the bus finally pulls in at Cambridge Circus!!
#174
Posted: 3/8/09 at 1:20pm
Will the bus be able to park smoothly in such a tight space, or will it go horrible wrong and hit a kerb, that is the question.
#175
Posted: 3/8/09 at 3:55pm
I think you know my answer to that Phantom. The bus will pull in without a scratch!!
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