What an odd show. 5/10 at best.
A Chorus Line
Started by poster J, Sep 06 2012 08:46 PM
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#421
Posted 05 March 2013 - 12:20 AM
2012: Sweeney Todd - Mamma Mia - Les Miserablés - The Phantom Of The Opera - Hay Fever - Written On The Heart - The Awkward Squad - The Duchess Of Malfi - A Tale Of Two Cities - Soul Sister - She Stoops To Conquer - 13 - Noises Off - Absent Friends - Juno And The Paycock - Masterclass - Travelling Light - The Fitzrovia Radio Hour - Abigail's Party - One Man, Two Guvnors - What The Butler Saw - The Mystery Of Edwin Drood - The Sunshine Boys - Pippin - Last Of The Haussmans - The Importance Of Being Ernest - The Merchant Of Venice
#422
Posted 05 March 2013 - 12:28 AM
Very interested to find out what portion of those that don't enjoy it actually work in the arts (or wish they did)
I agree with those that say its a bit of an 'insiders' show. I'm not a dancer (although I do take class) but I am an artist, and totally get the desire to do what it takes for your art. Although I don't always, I wish I had the drive to.
As with all shows I love, i can't quite put into words why. It just inspires me.
I agree with those that say its a bit of an 'insiders' show. I'm not a dancer (although I do take class) but I am an artist, and totally get the desire to do what it takes for your art. Although I don't always, I wish I had the drive to.
As with all shows I love, i can't quite put into words why. It just inspires me.
#423
Posted 05 March 2013 - 07:21 AM
I don't work in the arts and have no desire to but I have several friends who work either on stage or backstage. I totally get the thought behind this show and think it's a fantastic piece of theatre. However, I understand that someone who has no keen interest in the subject itself may find the show odd or dull.
#424
Posted 05 March 2013 - 09:21 AM
But why would you go and see if it the first place if you had no interest in the subject? It would be like me going to watch a football match then complaining because I found it dull.
#425
Posted 05 March 2013 - 10:35 AM
Well I am heavily involved in Musical Theatre from a couple of directions and I find this show HEAVY.
In fact I know of some well known performers who turned down the chance to audition.
In fact I know of some well known performers who turned down the chance to audition.
#426
Posted 05 March 2013 - 04:22 PM
I actually have no experience or interest in dancing/theatre at all really, but I still loved the show. I think it has elements that appeal to everyone. Though, while I don't dance or anything myself, I love watching the choreography - I could watch it all all day!
#427
Posted 06 March 2013 - 06:23 PM
From Twitter it looks like Georgie Ashford understudied Maggie for 1 or 2 shows at the start of this week, did anyone see her? I enjoyed her as Diana, and I'm curious about her Maggie. At The Ballet is a big song to tackle with some notes that could go very wrong!
#428
Posted 09 March 2013 - 04:32 PM
Saw this and absolutely loved it! So many touching and delicate stories and I really felt that each character had their own unique journey. I would recommend trying to sit in the stalls though. Some of my friends have been in the circle and balcony and the Palladium is just TOO big so you lose the intimacy of those brillmonologues. When youre in the stalls it feels like theyre saying it right at you. The director isnt great either but i suppose thats what you get with poor 'star' casting. overall, a great show and well worth seeing.
#429
Posted 09 March 2013 - 09:24 PM
Out of interest what don't you think is 'good' about John Partridge as Zach?
#430
Posted 09 March 2013 - 10:43 PM
Does anybody know if Every Little Step is being broadcast anytime soon? I was at the show the last time it was on tv!
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