sorry that was a mistake it should have been dress circle not WOS.

It's not one that Darius would come into my mind for - a bit too light and frothy. I hope he doesn't because I'd feel I'd have to sit through it at least once.

not sure if I would go and see it, even for Darius..not the sort of film I liked, let alone a musical. I would love to go to others though

IMHO Darius needs to be free to get about the UK entertaining and preparing for the release of his album, not to tie himself down in one West End venue or a handful of regional theatres for months on end.

 

In my opinion he'd be bored within a week with Duncan's part in LB. There's no challenge there.

 

IMHO what he should accept in the West End, is one-off concerts or concert versions of shows........... that way he could keep his show tune voice in good nick and show more people something of that riveting stage presence.

 

 

 

I'd love him to do 'Phantom of the Opera'

IMHO any takeover MT role can wait

 

If it's the old Phantom, he'd get a few column inches and then nothing for the time he's in it. It's like rubbing out the time between GWTW and now. He was good enough for that role then.

 

I wouldn't even like him to take over from Ramin when he goes to Broadway. There'd be a certain cachet but that's all. It would still take him out of the main public's view for months on end.

 

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I am still waiting for Phantom..if Darius said he would love to do it, I can see in time he WILL do it,

Edited March 24, 201015 yr by prettyinpink

So far the gigs he has done have been for charity. There is a show on tv this weekend I think its music from the movies or something like that KJ is appearing. I think duncan james and others who have appeared in classical crossover. Also there is a Classic response concert in april with a number of the ones including Rhydian who appeared with D on Haiti cd. Yet there is no sign of D being included.

I think who was doing what was decided before pstos. I wouldn't be surprised to see him added but it may be just too late. He is very busy at the moment.

Im glad he is very busy meg that is the main thing.

This event lists Darius as appearing on 30th May - Burns An' A' That Festival 2010

Thanks, delphi

 

Sounds good. What a shame I can't get there.

Edited March 24, 201015 yr by megham

We will.

 

Darius is at this one - only as a guest though.

 

IM A CELEBRITY GET ME TO THE FATE AWARDS!

This year’s Fate Awards in association with Diet Coke will see the largest turnout of homegrown talent and celebrities from across the UK arrive in Belfast to showcase the very best the Northern Ireland entertainment and hospitality industry has to offer.

Now in its fourth year, this year’s Fate Awards will celebrate the dedication shown by those working in the industry in one of the toughest years and the celebrities will be out in force to recognise their achievements.

The Party of the Decade will be hosted by the King of the Jungle himself, Christopher Biggins and he will be assisted on the biggest ever Fate Awards stage by former Miss Great Britain and Fate Awards Media Personality nominee Gemma Garrett while Northern Ireland voice of the ‘X Factor’, Peter Dickson will be heard announcing the winners throughout the evening.

 

Roger Taylor Duran Duran

Duran Duran legend drummer Roger Taylor will make his Irish DJing debut at the aftershow party and partying the night away with him will be Eamonn Holmes and his partner Ruth Langsford, who will be joined by her ‘Loose Women’ friends Denise Welsch and Carol McGiffin.

Recent winner of ‘Popstar to Operastar’ Darius Campbell and ‘Apprentice’ runner up Kate Walsh will be there with fellow contestant Philip Taylor and our very own Ben Clarke.

Gavin and Stacey star Margaret ‘Doris’ John, Pamela Ballantine, Nicola T, Paul Rankin, Rory McIlroy and Michael Deane will celebrate the Fate Awards winners with Michelle Heaton and celebrity make up artist Gary Cockerill and DIY expert Phil Turner.

Kim Woodburn and her jungle friend Sam Fox will be partying with Gail Porter who will make her second appearance at the awards. Gerard McCarthy will line up with Pete Snodden, Julian Simmons, Zoe Salmon and Gemma to find out who’s won this year’s Media Personality Award as voted for by Sunday Life readers.

Michael Mervyn-Jones, Publisher of Fate Magazine, said; “I really can’t wait until this year’s Fate Awards. The excitement is building for the sold out event which is really shaping up to be the Party of the Decade. With the Europa Hotel completely transformed, we’ll celebrate those who have worked so hard through one of the most difficult trading years of recent times to contribute to Northern Ireland’s thriving entertainment and hospitality industry.

“With the economy showing green shoots of recovery, the Fate Awards will bring together our largest turnout of celebrities and home grown talent to reward those who have made an outstanding contribution in each of the 17 award categories.”

Last year’s winners included Belfast hot spots Muriels, No 27 Talbot Street and Apartment, alongside regional winners Sallys in Omagh and The Plough in Hillsborough.

Award categories for the Fate Awards 2010 are: Best Classic Bar, Best Style Bar, Best Cocktail Bar, Best Gastro Pub, Best Front of House, Best Chef, Best Restaurant, Best Regional Bar, Best Regional Restaurant, Best Club, Best Regional Club, Best DJ, Best Gay Venue, Jim Aiken Live Venue, Colin Angus Best Media Personality, Best Hotel and Best Newcomer.

The Fate Awards in association with Diet Coke, star-studded Party of the Decade will be held on 26 March 2010 in Belfast’s Europa Hotel and is proudly supported by Peroni, BMI, Bacardi Brown-Forman, Tigi and UTV.

 

Tags: Ben Clarke, Carol McGiffin, Darius campbell, Denise Welsch, Duran Duran, Eamonn Holmes, events guide northern ireland, Fate Awards NI, Fate Magazine, Kate Walsh, Northern Ireland Events, Philip Taylor, Roger Taylor, Ruth Langsford, things for kids to do northern ireland, things to do northern ireland, what's on guide northern ireland, whats happening northern ireland, whats on northern ireland, www.whatsonni.com

 

:snif: Just realised I can't wait about outside this now as I start back to my pre-Christmas job this weekend for the next 5 months. It's just sodding typical.... I'm totally cheesed off! <_< :angry:

This event lists Darius as appearing on 30th May - Burns An' A' That Festival 2010

 

Thanks.

 

:( Guess where I'll be? Over the Atlantic on my way home from Canada. So near in time, so far away.

 

Burns? I wonder if he'll sing Ae Fond Kiss again. I thought it was really beautiful.

 

 

Edited March 24, 201015 yr by Baytree

Can we have a pinned thread for events he'll be attending? Then we wont lose these.

That's the sort of thing should be on the official site. All I can see is some sort of repetition of twitter. That's not good enough.

 

Anything Darius is doing which is public including TV and radio should be put on there as soon as it's confirmed.

 

What kind of official site gives you less information than fans can pick up themselves?

 

It's always been a major weakness with every official site Darius has ever had.

I hope it changes but then I doubt it. It's always been a struggle to find out what he's doing. It'd be good if he just put it on facebook - he can do that from his mobile easy enough.

BT, you'll have had a lovely time - just a shame D's isn't a week later.

People have to know where to go to get the information be that facebook, twitter or the official site. Everythingshould be there and with as much advance notice as possible and full information about venue, time and tickets information. That much at the very least should be on a Darius site not just on links to other sites.

 

 

 

 

I know - but if we hear it, we can at least put it on here for people to see.