Funny Girl

Or just shelve it!

If I was Sheridan, I'd be a bit scared.

Oh George, it's all in jest, don't worry. Regard it as light relief from the IS SHE BACK YET angst.

I like that this thread has the personal spin on the George ness.

I believe they should, although I don't think they will.

I have never bought a cast recording of any show I've watched, however if Natasha was to record this one, I actually would buy it to hear her sing the songs again. I was that impressed with the quality of her voice, she has a beautiful tone to it, not just being able to belt a song out, but a tone you don't get from many performers.

So, as I said, it would be a first, but I would buy it for Natasha's voice, hands down.

If posters want me to stop posting as much on this thread, then I guess I will?

For me its fine George.

Im guessing youre fairly young based on your comments in the west end live thread and that the notion of celebrity excites you massively and what you type here you type from the heart using that excitement.
If its your excitement about celebrity that has led you to theatre and in turn here at a relatively young age who are we to dampen such enthusiasm for this art form we all love.

Perhaps in the non virtual world you are less excitable and Im guessing if you get the chance to meet Sheridan she will be meeting a fairly shy person who will struggle to get sentences out and just spout something at high speed along the lines of "you were great tonight, i think youre amazing"

I might be wrong but just my take

It's not obsession. If you really knew me in real life, it's not all this crazy, weird thing that people think it might be. Okay I might go on abit but she is my favourite actress. So sorry if I do go on though, I don't want you to think of me as some weird stalker because I'm really not. I'm fairly young too so it's not even anything that big

I'm fairly young myself and very much young enough to remember my very early twenties. I don't see age having much to do with it.

It is coming over as an obsession, it's great that you love theatre and musicals, but the Sheridan fixation is a bit much for me and it is coming over as obsession and to me a bit stalker like. I've had some experience in that and in all honesty, people who are don't often even realise they are either obsessed or beginning to stalk. 

We all have a favourite actress, or sports person etc, she may be yours, but as I said, and I'm not being horrible here, but it does make me feel uncomfortable from time to time.

The use of the word obsession troubles me here. I personally don't see having an obsession necessarily a bad thing. I for one am happy to admit that I'm obsessed by the theatre. And I think anyone who has signed up to and posts in a forum about a specific topic (such as theatre board), it would be hard for those members to deny their interest is edging in the direction of obsession, unless if course they're signed up for professional interests I guess. Not that I wish to tarnish everyone with the same brush, but for example if you were signed up to a Jimmy Krankee forum I doubt you'd admit it to friends/colleagues as they would view it as excessive - just an example to illustrate the point I'm making.

It's not shameful to be obsessed as long as it remains healthy and doesn't cross the line of breaking any laws, and in this case with George I don't think it's that bad.

However, saying that, I must admit I'd like to read a bit more about the show itself on here. It has wavered off topic a bit. But then this thread always has.

Glad youre enjoying it. She does seem to have made the role her own for however long that will last.

Ah the moustache malfunction appears spontaneous but it happens every night and Sheridan always does it too.