Quantcast

Jenny Eclair
Jenny Eclair

WOS Radio: Women Get Grumpy at WOS Q&A

Date: 21 May 2010

Theatregoers (predominantly female!) at our Whatsonstage.com Outing to Grumpy Old Women 2 at the Novello Theatre this week (19 May 2010) were treated to a post-show Q&A with the show's three stars - Jenny Eclair, Susie Blake and Wendi Peters.

Inspired by the BBC Two series and the Grumpy Old Women Official Handbook, Grumpy Old Women 2 is billed as “an orgy of middle-aged mayhem”, including “a belly full of new grumps and handy hints on getting through these hard times the grumpy way” and “Grumpometer tests” for measuring grumpiness levels. The original live show had a West End stint at Shaftesbury Avenue’s Lyric Theatre in 2006.

All three ladies joined us after the show for a Q&A that was just as funny, if not even more, than the show itself. Jenny Eclair talked about how this project came about while Blake and Peters gave us some insights into why they wanted to be Grumpys. They also told us a little about reactions to the show across the country and their own favourite bits of the show...

To listen, click the 'play' button below; or to subscribe and download from iTunes, click here.



For further info on upcoming WOS Outings, click here

Related Content

Booking Tickets & Show Listings
Grumpy Old Women Live 2 Listing Page
Internal Links
Review Round-up: Grumpy Women Keep Grinning - 23rd Apr 2010 roundup
Grumpy Old Women 2 starstarstarstar - 21st Apr 2010 reviews
Eclair & Grumpy Old Women 2 Go Live at Novello - 1st Mar 2010 news

External Links
http://blogs.whatsonstage.com/2010/05/20/grumpy-old-women-2-19-may-2010/



Write a Comment
Give us your opinion on this entry
Comment:
Name:
Required, will appear on website
Email:
Required, will not appear on website
Confirm: Please type in
Please enter this number > SEVENTY-EIGHT < Just the two digits only, without any spaces.

Free Newsletter

Subscribe to our free newsletter


Featured Video

Twitter

Featured Editor's Picks

Dominic Rowan & Hattie Morahan in A Doll's HouseYoung Vic's award-winning Doll's House transfers to West End
Carrie Cracknell's critically acclaimed Young Vic production of A Doll's House, using an adaptatio...

Let it BeLet It Be extends booking at Savoy until Jan 2014
Let It Be, the concert show based on the music of The Beatles, has extended its run at the Savoy...

Tom Hanks plays Mike McAlaryWest End gets Lucky with Tom Hanks?
Oscar-winning actor Tom Hanks is reportedly in talks to reprise his role in hit Broadway play Lucky ...

Michael Coveney: Tales from New York in Kinky Boots
Broadway is in the grip of awards frenzy, with this Sunday night's Drama Desk bonanza in the Town H...

Benedict Nightingale at the launch of the 2013 Bruntwood PrizeGuest Blog: Benedict Nightingale on judging the Bruntwood Prize
Former Times theatre critic Benedict Nightingale is among the judges of this year's Bruntwood Priz...

The Victorian in the Wall
starstarstarstar
From previous Perrier award-winner Will Adamsdale comes this middle class musical about all the i...

Infographic: Regions at risk as London dominates private arts giving
A report published earlier this week by Arts & Business revealed that, though private sector suppo...

The Three GracesPhotos: Lloyd Webber unveils £4m restoration of Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Theatre Royal Drury Lane owner Andrew Lloyd Webber has unveiled the first phase of his £4milli...

Charlie & the Chocolate Factory reschedules two previews due to 'unforeseen problems'
The producers of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory have "reluctantly" rescheduled the first two prev...

Ripe for revival? The Pirate QueenTen of the Best: Theatre 'flops' ripe for reinvention
Defining a theatre 'flop' is no straightforward task. A general rule of thumb could be that it mak...
>> More Editor's Picks
>> Most Recent Stories
>> Most Popular Stories

Follow Us

Facebook Twitter Google Plus YouTube