justinr73 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2023 5:05 pm
Just musicals this summer Merv.
Treated the wife to a box at Mrs Doubtfire whilst we were over the water for the cricket.
The ROH staged a pretty decent Evita the other week too. The lady off the breakfast show on U105 was on our row. Anyone know what’s happened to Jerry Lang btw?
Got tickets for Burnt Out on the day of the Connacht game - needed a(nother) reason not to go!
I think you'll enjoy this Justin. Great script, excellent direction and strong performances that kept the audience engaged throughout.
It's a lengthy run and I would recommend this to anyone else who might be interested.
Volunteer at an animal sanctuary; it will fill you with joy , despair, but most of all love, unconditional love of the animals.
Big Neville Southall
justinr73 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2023 5:05 pm
Just musicals this summer Merv.
Treated the wife to a box at Mrs Doubtfire whilst we were over the water for the cricket.
The ROH staged a pretty decent Evita the other week too. The lady off the breakfast show on U105 was on our row. Anyone know what’s happened to Jerry Lang btw?
Got tickets for Burnt Out on the day of the Connacht game - needed a(nother) reason not to go!
I think you'll enjoy this Justin. Great script, excellent direction and strong performances that kept the audience engaged throughout.
It's a lengthy run and I would recommend this to anyone else who might be interested.
I didn’t love it, although it was well done.
Neither fish nor fowl, to some extent. Second half got a bit silly.
Enjoyed Miriam Margolyes at the Waterfront this week and Fra Fee did well to keep her under control, more or less.
justinr73 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2023 5:05 pm
Just musicals this summer Merv.
Treated the wife to a box at Mrs Doubtfire whilst we were over the water for the cricket.
The ROH staged a pretty decent Evita the other week too. The lady off the breakfast show on U105 was on our row. Anyone know what’s happened to Jerry Lang btw?
Got tickets for Burnt Out on the day of the Connacht game - needed a(nother) reason not to go!
I think you'll enjoy this Justin. Great script, excellent direction and strong performances that kept the audience engaged throughout.
It's a lengthy run and I would recommend this to anyone else who might be interested.
I didn’t love it, although it was well done.
Neither fish nor fowl, to some extent. Second half got a bit silly.
Enjoyed Miriam Margolyes at the Waterfront this week and Fra Fee did well to keep her under control, more or less.
Proper national treasure is Miriam.
Found her autobiography a bit disappointingly boring though
Volunteer at an animal sanctuary; it will fill you with joy , despair, but most of all love, unconditional love of the animals.
Big Neville Southall
I suppose it’s only relatively recently she’s cultivated her ‘controversial’ persona but it’s generally fascinating to hear from someone who has been around as long as she has.
The swearing is just an added bonus.
Just caught up with The Lovers on Sky. Is it too easy to say that it’s simply a case of David Ireland ‘selling out’?
justinr73 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2023 5:05 pm
Just musicals this summer Merv.
Treated the wife to a box at Mrs Doubtfire whilst we were over the water for the cricket.
The ROH staged a pretty decent Evita the other week too. The lady off the breakfast show on U105 was on our row. Anyone know what’s happened to Jerry Lang btw?
Got tickets for Burnt Out on the day of the Connacht game - needed a(nother) reason not to go!
I think you'll enjoy this Justin. Great script, excellent direction and strong performances that kept the audience engaged throughout.
It's a lengthy run and I would recommend this to anyone else who might be interested.
I didn’t love it, although it was well done.
Neither fish nor fowl, to some extent. Second half got a bit silly.
Enjoyed Miriam Margolyes at the Waterfront this week and Fra Fee did well to keep her under control, more or less.
Proper national treasure is Miriam.
Found her autobiography a bit disappointingly boring though
I just find her boring. Not funny.
I'm not arguing -
I'm just explaining why I'm right
Steve Coogan as Jimmy Savile in The Reckoning puts in one of the best shifts that I have ever seen in my lengthy and devoted association with television.
