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"Is that like the cinema but with real people?" It’s great! HD!! | |||
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"Is that like the cinema but with real people? It’s great! HD!!"  bit seriously, I've never been before but glad you enjoyed it!  | |||
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"Is that like the cinema but with real people? It’s great! HD!! bit seriously, I've never been before but glad you enjoyed it! "You must if you haven't it's a totally different feeling. Good theatre is amazing. I was so much into it and miss it a bit as don't go as much as I used to now though haveva couple booked when down in London in a couple of months. Enjoy if you decide to try it . | |||
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"I recently saw a beautiful play called ‘For Black boys…’ What’s the best thing you’ve ever seen at the theatre" The end of season party at Butlins. The best in the worst possible sense. | |||
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"Is that like the cinema but with real people? It’s great! HD!! bit seriously, I've never been before but glad you enjoyed it! "Omg you must go! Thanks bro though | |||
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"I love the theater I would say phantom of the opera is the best I have seen although I've enjoyed all the shows I've been to. Going to see Six and Wicked this year " I’ve heard Wicked is SO good | |||
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"A friend of ours did Richard III. It was awesome! "  wow!!! | |||
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"I recently saw a beautiful play called ‘For Black boys…’ What’s the best thing you’ve ever seen at the theatre The end of season party at Butlins. The best in the worst possible sense." Details?!  | |||
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"Not theatre but I recently saw a production of Madam Butterfly by a Ukrainian opera company which was excellent." Well Opera can be even more amazing. That combination of music, singing and deep passion can make it quite intoxicating at times. Big fan. Not many opportunities around here but lucky as I travel a lot and able to see some lovely performances. So glad you enjoyed. | |||
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"I recently saw a beautiful play called ‘For Black boys…’ What’s the best thing you’ve ever seen at the theatre The end of season party at Butlins. The best in the worst possible sense. Details?! "30 years ago so details are a little hazy. The entertainment manager that year had been found handcuffed to his bed. He was discovered by the unfortunate cleaners when they went to clean his room in the morning. Good times. | |||
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"Not theatre but I recently saw a production of Madam Butterfly by a Ukrainian opera company which was excellent."  This sounds amazing! | |||
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"Not theatre but I recently saw a production of Madam Butterfly by a Ukrainian opera company which was excellent. Well Opera can be even more amazing. That combination of music, singing and deep passion can make it quite intoxicating at times. Big fan. Not many opportunities around here but lucky as I travel a lot and able to see some lovely performances. So glad you enjoyed. " We booed Pinkerton when he took his bow | |||
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"Not theatre but I recently saw a production of Madam Butterfly by a Ukrainian opera company which was excellent. This sounds amazing! "It was. I had an excellent seat too  | |||
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"Not theatre but I recently saw a production of Madam Butterfly by a Ukrainian opera company which was excellent." This sounds very good! Jel | |||
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"Not theatre but I recently saw a production of Madam Butterfly by a Ukrainian opera company which was excellent. This sounds very good! Jel" It was good. At the very end they want the Ukrainian national anthem...not a dry eye in the house | |||
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"Blood brothers is my favourite and I know this is going against the grain but wicked has been the worst" I enjoyed blood brothers. Saw it first time many years ago with Jill Gascoine. Very good indeed | |||
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"I love the theater I would say phantom of the opera is the best I have seen although I've enjoyed all the shows I've been to. Going to see Six and Wicked this year " Love Wicked, seen it twice 10 years apart and was very different and yet the same! | |||
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"So many things Mr Pickle Play - War Horse Ballet- Matthew Bournes The Red Shoes Musical- Wicked, Miss Saigon or Six " Oh yes, Warhorse. Amazing. Also horse related, but much worse, was Equus with Daniel Radcliffe. Impressive staging though. | |||
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"So many things Mr Pickle Play - War Horse Ballet- Matthew Bournes The Red Shoes Musical- Wicked, Miss Saigon or Six " I forgot about war horse saw it on Dury Lane. Amazing I even forgot the horses where puppets | |||
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"Is that like the cinema but with real people? It’s great! HD!! bit seriously, I've never been before but glad you enjoyed it! "You've never been to the theatre!? I will get you to the theatre one day! I actually don't go often but there is something quite lovely about seeing people on stage doing something they're passionate about  | |||
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"Good few years ago now, but I saw Matthew Kelly and George Costiganin in Of Mice And Men. Absolutely brilliant performances from both. XX " 2003 that was, Savoy. David Sterne was great too | |||
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"Blood brothers is my favourite and I know this is going against the grain but wicked has been the worst" I didn’t understand Wicked the first time I saw it, but when the penny dropped it became one of my favourites. To be fair I have enjoyed everything I have seen on stage. If I had to pick one it would be Le Miserables..  | |||
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"Blood brothers is my favourite and I know this is going against the grain but wicked has been the worst I didn’t understand Wicked the first time I saw it, but when the penny dropped it became one of my favourites. To be fair I have enjoyed everything I have seen on stage. If I had to pick one it would be Le Miserables.. "Maybe thats my problem I need to watch it again | |||
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"We are lucky in this country to have so manyy excellent theatre productions. I have been lucky to see many myself over the years. Some of them several times. Not just the big ones like Les mis, Miss Saigon, Phantom or Evita but some of the smaller productions which are often overlooked but are the most satisfying. " Do you know what my favourite are? School productions. Senior school do some fantastic productions but I love the kids at primary school being on stage for the first time. Forgetting their words, randomly coming out with things and their facial expressions. My son did Oliver and was just an orphan but he loved it | |||
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"The Buddy Holly Story "Oh yes saw that as well brilliant | |||
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"We are lucky in this country to have so manyy excellent theatre productions. I have been lucky to see many myself over the years. Some of them several times. Not just the big ones like Les mis, Miss Saigon, Phantom or Evita but some of the smaller productions which are often overlooked but are the most satisfying. Do you know what my favourite are? School productions. Senior school do some fantastic productions but I love the kids at primary school being on stage for the first time. Forgetting their words, randomly coming out with things and their facial expressions. My son did Oliver and was just an orphan but he loved it" Yes and gives them the opportunity to experience art at its best form. I bet you enjoyed watching your son in Oliver too. I was lucky to do some theatre stuff when I was young as well, loved it and certainly touches your soul like music does too. All kids should experience various forms of art no matter what direction they take in life. It does give you a different perspective. | |||
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"We are lucky in this country to have so manyy excellent theatre productions. I have been lucky to see many myself over the years. Some of them several times. Not just the big ones like Les mis, Miss Saigon, Phantom or Evita but some of the smaller productions which are often overlooked but are the most satisfying. Do you know what my favourite are? School productions. Senior school do some fantastic productions but I love the kids at primary school being on stage for the first time. Forgetting their words, randomly coming out with things and their facial expressions. My son did Oliver and was just an orphan but he loved it Yes and gives them the opportunity to experience art at its best form. I bet you enjoyed watching your son in Oliver too. I was lucky to do some theatre stuff when I was young as well, loved it and certainly touches your soul like music does too. All kids should experience various forms of art no matter what direction they take in life. It does give you a different perspective. " Most definetly I did drama at the beginning of secondary school and did a couple of productions. Apparently I was good and wish I should of continued with it. I wish I could get involved with the local dramatics group.but I don't have the nerve for that but what I do love about drama is anyone of any ability can get involved | |||
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"We are lucky in this country to have so manyy excellent theatre productions. I have been lucky to see many myself over the years. Some of them several times. Not just the big ones like Les mis, Miss Saigon, Phantom or Evita but some of the smaller productions which are often overlooked but are the most satisfying. Do you know what my favourite are? School productions. Senior school do some fantastic productions but I love the kids at primary school being on stage for the first time. Forgetting their words, randomly coming out with things and their facial expressions. My son did Oliver and was just an orphan but he loved it Yes and gives them the opportunity to experience art at its best form. I bet you enjoyed watching your son in Oliver too. I was lucky to do some theatre stuff when I was young as well, loved it and certainly touches your soul like music does too. All kids should experience various forms of art no matter what direction they take in life. It does give you a different perspective. Most definetly I did drama at the beginning of secondary school and did a couple of productions. Apparently I was good and wish I should of continued with it. I wish I could get involved with the local dramatics group.but I don't have the nerve for that but what I do love about drama is anyone of any ability can get involved " Sure they can. I have seen some great stuff with people with learning difficulties and disabilities and have been amazing not too mention inspiring. Art in its many forms allows you to express yourself, showcase your talent and skills and removes barriers for many | |||
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"We are lucky in this country to have so manyy excellent theatre productions. I have been lucky to see many myself over the years. Some of them several times. Not just the big ones like Les mis, Miss Saigon, Phantom or Evita but some of the smaller productions which are often overlooked but are the most satisfying. Do you know what my favourite are? School productions. Senior school do some fantastic productions but I love the kids at primary school being on stage for the first time. Forgetting their words, randomly coming out with things and their facial expressions. My son did Oliver and was just an orphan but he loved it Yes and gives them the opportunity to experience art at its best form. I bet you enjoyed watching your son in Oliver too. I was lucky to do some theatre stuff when I was young as well, loved it and certainly touches your soul like music does too. All kids should experience various forms of art no matter what direction they take in life. It does give you a different perspective. Most definetly I did drama at the beginning of secondary school and did a couple of productions. Apparently I was good and wish I should of continued with it. I wish I could get involved with the local dramatics group.but I don't have the nerve for that but what I do love about drama is anyone of any ability can get involved Sure they can. I have seen some great stuff with people with learning difficulties and disabilities and have been amazing not too mention inspiring. Art in its many forms allows you to express yourself, showcase your talent and skills and removes barriers for many "Couldn't agree more. Chichen shed come to mind but I saw a guy on bgt talent who had downs syndrome who was ball room dancing and he was amazing | |||
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"Think the last thing I saw at the theatre was Inspector Calls. It was decent but spoiled by the ruffians eating noisily in the lower tiers." Yes, also full of GCSE students that see that and Blood Brothers. That can make it quite a different theatre going experience. | |||
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"Theatre bit to posh for my liking. Wouldn’t want to open my mouth and put a stuck up nose out of joint. I’ll watch the dvd. The mr " When I went to see ‘For Black boys’ it was not the usual theatre experience. Audience engaged. Lots of ‘mmmm’s and some cheering too. Was so refreshing- I didn’t feel out of place for once! | |||
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"I recently saw a beautiful play called ‘For Black boys…’ What’s the best thing you’ve ever seen at the theatre" We saw "For Black Girls..." last year at the Public. It was a fabulous celebration and challenge. So sorry I missed For Black Boys Thanks for starting a great thread. I always hope to meet other theatremakers on here. And also love the variety of shows loved. Chris | |||
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"Going to Wicked next month. Never seen it. " It’s great but not as good as Les mis | |||
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"Theatre bit to posh for my liking. Wouldn’t want to open my mouth and put a stuck up nose out of joint. I’ll watch the dvd. The mr When I went to see ‘For Black boys’ it was not the usual theatre experience. Audience engaged. Lots of ‘mmmm’s and some cheering too. Was so refreshing- I didn’t feel out of place for once! " I have been once, many many years ago in my 20’s. The play was good ( can’t remember the name ) but I just got a feeling like I didn’t belong, which kind of put me off. The mr | |||
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"Never been im not posh enough" Most people who enjoy it don't consider themselves posh. Not everything suits everyone but there will be something you like just like when you choose what film to watch, what book to read or what music to listen to. People say the same about paintings but again, it's like picking a house item, some will be to your liking, and others not. Its how you see it and how it makes you feel. Of course nothing wrong if it's not for you. We can't all like everything.  | |||
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"Theatre bit to posh for my liking. Wouldn’t want to open my mouth and put a stuck up nose out of joint. I’ll watch the dvd. The mr When I went to see ‘For Black boys’ it was not the usual theatre experience. Audience engaged. Lots of ‘mmmm’s and some cheering too. Was so refreshing- I didn’t feel out of place for once! I have been once, many many years ago in my 20’s. The play was good ( can’t remember the name ) but I just got a feeling like I didn’t belong, which kind of put me off. The mr " Everyone belongs, absolutely everyone. If you want to, you should give it another go - the days of it being a whitewashed posh wanker fest are long behind(ish). You can try the more local, indie show rather than the big West End productions, even those have changed recently. For the better. | |||
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"I recently saw a beautiful play called ‘For Black boys…’ What’s the best thing you’ve ever seen at the theatre We saw "For Black Girls..." last year at the Public. It was a fabulous celebration and challenge. So sorry I missed For Black Boys Thanks for starting a great thread. I always hope to meet other theatremakers on here. And also love the variety of shows loved. Chris" I missed for Black girls but heard about it!
Honestly For Black Boys was so good, so relatable, so moving. Beautifully done. One of the last lines ‘this is for Black hours that have considered suicide… but decided that their stories needed to be told’. | |||
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"I recently saw a beautiful play called ‘For Black boys…’ What’s the best thing you’ve ever seen at the theatre We saw "For Black Girls..." last year at the Public. It was a fabulous celebration and challenge. So sorry I missed For Black Boys Thanks for starting a great thread. I always hope to meet other theatremakers on here. And also love the variety of shows loved. Chris I missed for Black girls but heard about it!
Honestly For Black Boys was so good, so relatable, so moving. Beautifully done. One of the last lines ‘this is for Black hours that have considered suicide… but decided that their stories needed to be told’. "‘this is for Black boys that have considered suicide… but decided that their stories needed to be told’. * | |||
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"Never been im not posh enough" We're definitely not posh but enjoy a theatre show. Things have changed. | |||
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"Goodnight Mr Tom. Street car named desire in the round at the New Vic with Gillian Anderson and a really intense Ben Foster (the actor not the keeper) Fantastic pieces. " Which version of Michelle's book - the musical, the play by David Wood ?? | |||
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"Evita and Les Miserables were good Cats was, shall we say, challenging Went to see Hair when I was at school (not with the school), the "important" bit was a let down but the rest was OK And then there's Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" I enjoyed a very special performance of Hair when the audience was totally naked - we gathered as naturists. | |||
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"Goodnight Mr Tom. Street car named desire in the round at the New Vic with Gillian Anderson and a really intense Ben Foster (the actor not the keeper) Fantastic pieces. Which version of Michelle's book - the musical, the play by David Wood ?? " The Play. | |||
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"Youth theatre, dance and musicals are my favourite. Any single men interested in the Arts and outdoors , dm me please "Shame your far away we could have a theatre night. | |||
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"Really enjoyed Hadestown and the latest Stoppard. A midsummer's night dream by the NT was incredible but I saw it at the cinema." I would highly recommend the 2016 RSC's The Tempest. They have the DVD out and one of the best performances of said play that I have seen. | |||
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"Standing at the Skye's edge I'd not been to the theatre in years and this just blew me away from start to finish " And it is coming back to the New London/Gillian Lynne with most of the same cast soon. I agree. One of the best pieces of theatre I have seen. | |||
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"I recently saw (last summer) so the last thing I saw was to kill a mockingbird, in London. It was amazing, best thing I've seen. The other one to stick in my mind is Six, the musical. " Was Mockingbird the one where the set was just chalk on the stage? It was really good when I saw it | |||
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"Is that like the cinema but with real people?" Like that but without punters on mobile phones, talking through the performance and eating a kfc bargain bucket | |||
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"Going to Wicked next month. Never seen it. It’s great but not as good as Les mis "Never seen that either. | |||
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"Is that like the cinema but with real people? Like that but without punters on mobile phones, talking through the performance and eating a kfc bargain bucket " Though you still get the odd one crunching their maltesers | |||
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"Think the last thing I saw at the theatre was Inspector Calls. It was decent but spoiled by the ruffians eating noisily in the lower tiers. Yes, also full of GCSE students that see that and Blood Brothers. That can make it quite a different theatre going experience." They heard about the tits….. | |||
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