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Post by Deleted on Oct 29, 2017 12:53:12 GMT
Which theatre people have you gone off? For me it’s Michael Ball. He’s on Radio 2 at the moment while I’m knocking up some Yorkshires. I used to love him- his voice was so powerful in Les Mis, he was superb in the first Aspects, and he’s done some good stuff much more recently like Sweeney Todd, Mack and Mabel and Victoria Wood’s That Day We Sang with Imelda. But he’s starting to get on my nerves now. He’s talking about his “bezzie” (sp?) Alfie Boe, and I don’t think it’s the first time I’ve heard him use that word only it was for someone else... Maybe it’s over-exposure, maybe it’s that overdose of cheese. And as for that post recently about inviting the audience to singalong at his next concert... Ughh!
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Post by Deleted on Oct 29, 2017 13:38:28 GMT
Funny enough it's his 'Bestie' I've gone right off! Partly because I have a seriously obsessed friend and hearing about him constantly is enough to put one off as well as him being a bit cringy in recent things. I can still tolerate Michael's Balls (as he's known around here)
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Post by Mr Snow on Oct 29, 2017 18:53:28 GMT
All the political ones who are so righteous, quick to judge and to condemn others. Where were they when Weinstein was causing such unhappiness.
Luckily I gave up reading interviews with actors long ago.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 29, 2017 18:58:04 GMT
Michael Billington.
Yes, he can still be worth reading when he's on home ground. But, as the decades pass, his home ground is a shrinking part of the theatre world. He really should not still be in his position. It becomes increasingly embarrassing for The Guardian.
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