[maddy]

Hi there!
Last August in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival I discovered one amazing musical that now is transfering to the Jermyn Street Theatre: OVER THE THRESHOLD. It's one of the best musicals I've seen recently (and I use to see everything!!).
Please, don't hesitate in booking tickets (only 10 Pounds!). It has a limited run from 22nd Setember to 3rd October.

Here you can find an interview with Christopher Hamilton, the author of the musical:
http://www.todomusicales.com/content/conte...id_content=1474

[*Laura*]

I'm going on Sunday and quite looking forward to it really. Followed with Chris through his progression with this show. Finally got it where it's going to get the attention, hopefully people will enjoy it

[cat123]

I've known the songs for a while thanks to Dianne Pilkington, I'm going on Sunday too and am quite excited!!

[Dawnstar]

I went on Wednesday & thought it was good. While it's not the sort of show that could take the West End by storm I really liked it as a 4-hander "chamber piece" - a million times better than the last 4-character show I saw, but then that was Too Close To The Sun! I thought the cast did an excellent job & very much enjoyed hearing them singing unmiked. They also did well keeping going when an audience member made loud & stupid remarks several times (thankfully an usher went and told him to be quiet after the third incident). The songs I enjoyed most were Helen French's solo about wanting to be a wife & Helen and Madalena Alberto's argumentative duet (sorry, I don't know what the songs are properly called). I have seen both Helen and Madalena in other shows previously so it was lovely seeing them again. I would quite like to see the show again - without the "noises off"! - but unfortunately can't as I'm on holiday for the rest of its run so I hope it gets other productions in the future.

[*Laura*]

I saw the show on Sunday and loved it! I love small and intimate productions where it's just a piano and raw talent on the stage. About 20 people in the audience and I felt like I was a part of it.

Haven't seen/heard it since the changes have been made. And especially in a few of the songs with the lyrics changes - was still lovely to note them though.

Helen and Madalena's "Women Like You" was the highlight I think, and Helen singing "Somebody's Wife" - so much passion and enthusiasm in a performance is delightful to see.

For £10 this show is certainly a bargain. Really really glad I got to see it this time around