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Jolene100
- Air Force One
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- Preferred Cinemas: West End Cinemas, Islington Vue, Hackney Picturehouse.
- I have tickets for: Rise of the Guardians in Richmond
- I haven't got tickets for: The Hobbit
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by Jolene100 » Sun Aug 11, 2013 11:50 am
canadian_turtle wrote:FREE UNDERSTUDY RUN FENCES
This is at the Duchess Theatre in London on August 20 at 2.30pm.
You are invited to step inside our backyard to experience the most captivating understudy show in the West End this year.
Starring: Trevor A. Toussaint as Troy, David Monteith as Bono, Jacqui-Lee Pryce as Rose, Jay Marsh as Corey and featuring Ako Mitchell, Peter Bankole and Trannae Sinclair from the Principal Cast.
The show is by invitation only (it's free) and we would love you to come.
Simply reply in this event or by email to fencesunderstudyrun@gmail.com stating your name and how many tickets you want.
STILL PLACES AVAILABLE IF YOU EMAIL- show will be quite long and is heavy subject matter (be warned), but I love this playwright.
Member 51 of the 100 free films in 2014 club. 56 seen 44 to go.
2013 - 60 free films seen, 21 free shows and concerts seen.
2014
1. 12 Years a Slave 10/10
2. Out of the Furnace
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JMP
- Phase IV
- Posts: 263
- Joined: Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:31 pm
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by JMP » Wed Aug 14, 2013 11:45 pm
On Wednesday 11 September 2013, BBC Radio 2 will be In Concert with Elton John, and you could be there for this exclusive event.
The ticket giveaway will be open from now until 5.15pm on Thursday 15 August. Tickets are free and will be allocated at random.
You can apply for a maximum of one pair of tickets per household, and you must make your own way to and from the event.
More details of the concert can be found on the Radio 2 website.
Good luck with your application.
If you miss out on tickets then don't worry, you'll be able to watch the concert live on the Radio 2 website or on the BBC Red Button. More details can be found on the Radio 2 website.
All information is correct at time of publication.
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raj101
- 8 1/2
- Posts: 6508
- Joined: Mon Mar 01, 2010 12:08 am
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- Preferred Cinemas: kingston, wimbledon, wandsworth, fulham
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by raj101 » Mon Sep 02, 2013 11:53 pm
Ds and Ps at Fairfield Halls tonight, good fun, best when it was loudest, I was yawning in the lovvie songs, not my thing. No interval, just an hour and a half at a fair pace.
Only trouble is, once you've seen shows as good as Chicago and Let It Be this pales a bit in comparison. This felt amateur compared to One Man Two Guv'nors. But that doesn't mean its bad, it just means I expect more now I've seen more. Probably I wouldn't have pa*d for it, tickets are £20.
fav 5 films of the year - Tenet, Bill n Ted 3, Invisible Man, JoJo Rabbit, ?
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Avisute
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by Avisute » Tue Sep 03, 2013 9:14 am
We saw Afraid of The Dark last night at the Charing Cross Theatre. Not a bad little production, and although it was opening night but not too many teething issues. It's failry short at only 1h20 so the 20:00 start isn't too painful. I'd recommend it but the price for the front rows is a little steep for what it is at £12-£31 inc booking fee.
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winitfamily
- Phase IV
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- Joined: Fri Mar 25, 2011 4:57 pm
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by winitfamily » Tue Sep 03, 2013 9:24 am
raj101 wrote:Ds and Ps at Fairfield Halls tonight, good fun, best when it was loudest, I was yawning in the lovvie songs, not my thing. No interval, just an hour and a half at a fair pace.
Only trouble is, once you've seen shows as good as Chicago and Let It Be this pales a bit in comparison. This felt amateur compared to One Man Two Guv'nors. But that doesn't mean its bad, it just means I expect more now I've seen more. Probably I wouldn't have pa*d for it, tickets are £20.
I agree with raj101 about the show beening a bit amateur but good fun. But raj101 You mustve went home in interval . The interval was about 15 mins . We came out of the theatre 10.30pm. It was popular songs in the 2nd half and lively. We were late collecting our tickets around 6.50pm we were given circle b . good view of stage although it felt at times too far away as Im use too the stalls.
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asamaic
- The Sixth Sense
- Posts: 1863
- Joined: Fri May 25, 2012 8:04 am
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- Preferred Cinemas: Vue West End, Cineworld Haymarket, Odeon West End, Odeon Leicester Square, Empire Leicester Square, Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue, Odeon Panton Street - followed by anywhere in central(ish) London like Vue Islington.
- Location: London
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by asamaic » Tue Sep 03, 2013 9:58 am
winitfamily wrote:raj101 wrote:Ds and Ps at Fairfield Halls tonight, good fun, best when it was loudest, I was yawning in the lovvie songs, not my thing. No interval, just an hour and a half at a fair pace.
Only trouble is, once you've seen shows as good as Chicago and Let It Be this pales a bit in comparison. This felt amateur compared to One Man Two Guv'nors. But that doesn't mean its bad, it just means I expect more now I've seen more. Probably I wouldn't have pa*d for it, tickets are £20.
I agree with raj101 about the show beening a bit amateur but good fun. But raj101 You mustve went home in interval . The interval was about 15 mins . We came out of the theatre 10.30pm. It was popular songs in the 2nd half and lively. We were late collecting our tickets around 6.50pm we were given circle b . good view of stage although it felt at times too far away as Im use too the stalls.
Are you saying raj101 accidentally walked out at an interval again...?
Preferred cinemas:
Vue West End, Cineworld Haymarket, Odeon West End, Odeon Leicester Square, Empire Leicester Square, Cineworld O2, Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue and Odeon Panton Street, followed by anywhere in central(ish) London.
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raj101
- 8 1/2
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- Preferred Cinemas: kingston, wimbledon, wandsworth, fulham
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by raj101 » Tue Sep 03, 2013 10:05 am
shh..
fav 5 films of the year - Tenet, Bill n Ted 3, Invisible Man, JoJo Rabbit, ?
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asamaic
- The Sixth Sense
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- Preferred Cinemas: Vue West End, Cineworld Haymarket, Odeon West End, Odeon Leicester Square, Empire Leicester Square, Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue, Odeon Panton Street - followed by anywhere in central(ish) London like Vue Islington.
- Location: London
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by asamaic » Tue Sep 03, 2013 10:16 am
raj101 wrote:shh..
Oh, raj101. You don't know how much you brighten up my day sometimes!
Come into town some day and we'll see a show together. I'll make sure you stay til the end!
Preferred cinemas:
Vue West End, Cineworld Haymarket, Odeon West End, Odeon Leicester Square, Empire Leicester Square, Cineworld O2, Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue and Odeon Panton Street, followed by anywhere in central(ish) London.
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raj101
- 8 1/2
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- Preferred Cinemas: kingston, wimbledon, wandsworth, fulham
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by raj101 » Tue Sep 03, 2013 11:01 am
yeah I'll b*y you a drink.
(I'll have an half, see ya).
fav 5 films of the year - Tenet, Bill n Ted 3, Invisible Man, JoJo Rabbit, ?
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caitlinmorton
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by caitlinmorton » Tue Sep 03, 2013 12:00 pm
LOL don't worry raj, that isn't even the worst story about leaving at intermission I ever heard. I once had a friend come into town and go see Wicked, which he had obviously never seen before. He was so happy after Defying Gravity he left because he thought it was the end! When I told him the next day there was a whole other half he was so upset!
