First time in months I've remembered. Been through all the clicking but it's not up yet. I'll check later.

Its a new month dont forget your message on a brick :D

Just added my brick I nearly forgot about this with all the excitement of Guys And Dolls

:whip: :D

 

OK .I'll get on to it tomorrow.

2 days to get your bricks :D

must do this when I get back......missed last month.....sorry :(

Done

 

 

..infact the whole family has added bricks

Do they no? :D

eerr, well they all sent emails back confirming they did.......does that count :unsure:

They have at long last updated the League and Darius is now up to No. 15!! :cheer:

The only English singer above him now is David Essex! :D

 

Julie

They have at long last updated the League and Darius is now up to No. 15!! :cheer:

The only English singer above him now is David Essex! :D

 

Julie

 

 

Thats great news :cheer: dont forget to ask your family lets get him higher than D E. :D

Aw I've always liked David Essex..........like Darius, a talented all round entertainer.

So have I - but in 'Footloose he looked likehe didn't want to be there. I think it would have been better without him.

Was that the show he went into instead of joining the cast of Eastenders?

 

There was also a WOS rumour that he was taking over from Darius in Chicago but I don't remember if it was the Apollo or Cambridge.

Edited July 4, 200718 yr by Baytree

I don't know - but he was ing to do a tour when it finished. He'd turned into a little grey man who didn't want to know. Very disappointing but the dancers were great.

I loved David Essex....but I was disappointed when I met him after Footloose.

I did thin he had played the part well.....but was a bit shocked with some notes.

 

As Meg said he just wasn't interested.

 

We've been spoilt with Darius.

What is Footloose about? I got the impression it was one of those musicals which are "light on plot", heavy on dance and songs that are just songs i.e. aren't integral to the plot or understanding of character.

 

I always get fidgety if there aren't good characters or a plot I can follow. Maybe that's because literature played so much part in my studies. Also the Citizens' Theatre in Glasgow which did the best of traditional and contemporary plays was dirt cheap for students, as was the Glasgow Film Theatre which showed all the classic foreign language films.

Edited July 5, 200718 yr by Baytree

It is more an excuse for dance or song than anything. One of the musicals that impressed me least - except the dancing was great. I wouldn't want to sit through it again.

Thanks. That's what I thought.