I remember the film well. Not sure I would be able to see it on stage without imagining Jack Nicholson and Louise Fletcher as the leads. But give us your review!!
I have only seen a small number of plays on stage..all musicals as I remember. I saw Grease in its FIRST run on Broadway. Also saw The Music Man on B'way with Dick Van Dyke...a very short run, but I enjoyed him in it. A bit of trivia..in the Music Man, the little boy was played by 6 year old Christian Slater..yes THAT Christian Slater, the actor.
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Soberano;586049 wrote: Wifey and i are of to the Theatre Royal on Thursday to see "One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest". If it is anything like the film it will be a great evening. Shane Richie is the main man. Any body seen this one? Do you remember the film? What sort of thing do you like to see at the Theatre?
I'm sure the show will be great...sounds like it has some great actors.
I went to see Lion King at the Lyceum back in October....it was great fun....lunch at Covent garden was a bit pricey though....£6 for a sandwich...mind you it was yummy. We went on the London Eye the same day.....
Going to see Michael Bolton at the Albert Hall on Wednesday...the ticket was a Christmas present from my kids.
I like to see virtually anything 'live'. ....you can't beat the atmosphere.
I'm sure the show will be great...sounds like it has some great actors.
I went to see Lion King at the Lyceum back in October....it was great fun....lunch at Covent garden was a bit pricey though....£6 for a sandwich...mind you it was yummy. We went on the London Eye the same day.....
Going to see Michael Bolton at the Albert Hall on Wednesday...the ticket was a Christmas present from my kids.
I like to see virtually anything 'live'. ....you can't beat the atmosphere.
A smile is a window on your face to show your heart is home
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The Lion King was amazing.
Last thing I saw was the Tracey Beaker show at the Theatre Royal in Plymouth - I have a 12 year old girl! good show though, we also saw the panto there just after Christmas and a couple of years ago we saw Beauty and the Beast (Disney version) in Plymouth too - brilliant!
Love the theatre - desperate to go to London to see the Lord of the Rings, just struggling to find someone who will go with me.
Last thing I saw was the Tracey Beaker show at the Theatre Royal in Plymouth - I have a 12 year old girl! good show though, we also saw the panto there just after Christmas and a couple of years ago we saw Beauty and the Beast (Disney version) in Plymouth too - brilliant!
Love the theatre - desperate to go to London to see the Lord of the Rings, just struggling to find someone who will go with me.
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Don't worry; it only seems kinky the first time
She is one fit bitch innit, that Immy
Don't worry; it only seems kinky the first time
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Imladris;586078 wrote: The Lion King was amazing.
Last thing I saw was the Tracey Beaker show at the Theatre Royal in Plymouth - I have a 12 year old girl! good show though, we also saw the panto there just after Christmas and a couple of years ago we saw Beauty and the Beast (Disney version) in Plymouth too - brilliant!
Love the theatre - desperate to go to London to see the Lord of the Rings, just struggling to find someone who will go with me.
Apart from 'cirque soleil' which comes to the Albert Hall every new year, I'd also like to see 'we will rock you'....I love that Queen music.
We have a couple of reasonable theatres in Worthing and I went to see cossack dancing....it was good fun and very athletic.
Has anyone seen Riverdance.....makes the hair on the back of my neck stand on end when I watch the finale (I've got the DVD)
Last thing I saw was the Tracey Beaker show at the Theatre Royal in Plymouth - I have a 12 year old girl! good show though, we also saw the panto there just after Christmas and a couple of years ago we saw Beauty and the Beast (Disney version) in Plymouth too - brilliant!
Love the theatre - desperate to go to London to see the Lord of the Rings, just struggling to find someone who will go with me.
Apart from 'cirque soleil' which comes to the Albert Hall every new year, I'd also like to see 'we will rock you'....I love that Queen music.
We have a couple of reasonable theatres in Worthing and I went to see cossack dancing....it was good fun and very athletic.
Has anyone seen Riverdance.....makes the hair on the back of my neck stand on end when I watch the finale (I've got the DVD)
A smile is a window on your face to show your heart is home
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Bez;586088 wrote: Has anyone seen Riverdance.....makes the hair on the back of my neck stand on end when I watch the finale (I've got the DVD)I took my daughter in January 1996, as a Christmas present, to the Hammersmith Apollo production - Michael Flatley had left by then but Colin Dunne was even so the best dancer I've ever seen on stage. The bit I remember best, from this distance - apart from the amazingly illegal car-parking I got away with on a roundabout island under the M4 - was the bouzouki player in the band, he was awe-inspiring. One day I'll get myself a bouzouki just on the strength of what he did with it.
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I think the last movie I seen in the theatre was ummm
shoot what was it :-2
Oh yea lol sorry lol It was Rocky
and Ghost rider
I realy enjoyed it.
The special effects in Ghost Rider was amazing
shoot what was it :-2
Oh yea lol sorry lol It was Rocky
and Ghost rider I realy enjoyed it.
The special effects in Ghost Rider was amazing
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Imladris;586078 wrote: The Lion King was amazing.
Last thing I saw was the Tracey Beaker show at the Theatre Royal in Plymouth - I have a 12 year old girl! good show though, we also saw the panto there just after Christmas and a couple of years ago we saw Beauty and the Beast (Disney version) in Plymouth too - brilliant!
Love the theatre - desperate to go to London to see the Lord of the Rings, just struggling to find someone who will go with me.
the girl that plays tracey beaker lives in my town i've met her a few times
of course i never new who the little stropzilla was but my daughter did:D
Last thing I saw was the Tracey Beaker show at the Theatre Royal in Plymouth - I have a 12 year old girl! good show though, we also saw the panto there just after Christmas and a couple of years ago we saw Beauty and the Beast (Disney version) in Plymouth too - brilliant!
Love the theatre - desperate to go to London to see the Lord of the Rings, just struggling to find someone who will go with me.
the girl that plays tracey beaker lives in my town i've met her a few times
of course i never new who the little stropzilla was but my daughter did:D
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DelicateDominatrix;586320 wrote: I think the last movie I seen in the theatre was ummm)There's a slight difference in use of the word between the US and the UK - over here a theatre is a venue for the live performance of plays, we call the place where movies (or, more usually, "films") are shown a cinema.
Nullius in verba ... ☎||||||||||| ... To Fate I sue, of other means bereft, the only refuge for the wretched left. ... Hold no regard for unsupported opinion.
When flower power came along I stood for Human Rights, marched around for peace and freedom, had some nooky every night - we took it serious. [Fred Wedlock, "The Folker"]
Who has a spare two minutes to play in this month's FG Trivia game! ... My other OS is Slackware.
When flower power came along I stood for Human Rights, marched around for peace and freedom, had some nooky every night - we took it serious. [Fred Wedlock, "The Folker"]
Who has a spare two minutes to play in this month's FG Trivia game! ... My other OS is Slackware.
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Pinky;586417 wrote: I love the theatre, there's not much coming up locally at the moment though. Oh, I did get to see Romeo and Juliet courtesey of a school trip a couple of months back!
That's the beauty of living near Stratford Pinky. My son takes a bunch of his sixth formers there regularly!:)
That's the beauty of living near Stratford Pinky. My son takes a bunch of his sixth formers there regularly!:)
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