They're not on the GWTW the musical website so I'm not sure that's the source of these clips. They look more like interviews for a TV show.

 

Colin Ingram even says "viewers" in the clip about Rhett. It looks like someone has arbitrarily selected bits of one interview with each of the creative team and edited them into these 3 categories - the Show, Scarlett, Rhett.

 

 

They are now.

No one has ever complained. I don't actually fiddle with his face though.

Is that because you can't improve on perfection?

It's because it wouldn't be true. I know all studios do with everyone but, I prefer people as they are - just minus the arms, hand and hair of other people in D's case.

That must be why I hate so many of those posed pictures of Darius then.

They often just aren't how Darius is. It's actually him as a person I like.

I can't get onto .net - anyone else having problems?

I couldn't when I went to look for the lyrics but I did just there. If there was a problem , it seems to be fixed now.

I'm back in now. Amazing what saying there's a problem will do.

I had trouble at first today as well but it's OK now.

It was under attack earlier but Ok now.

oh - sounds ominous! glad all is ok, I see there is a section dedicated to GWTW now!! rachel does a great job!

All the news will be there first - which is great.

under attack? hackers?

 

I've only seen the front page of the GWTW section but it looks great.

It's waiting for the promo to start - shouldn't be long now.

You've said that before, you know.

It was always supposed to start about the time of the previews. It really is fine and I really don't mind waiting another couple of weeks.

We're so used to waiting when it comes to Darius

We have plenty of practise.

But it doesn't make it any easier.

 

What does is that his talent can no longer be denied. He's up there singing in the premier league of music, no production trickery, no retakes, just Darius opening his mouth and singing and doing it every night live in front of a thousand people.

 

There is no higher rung in the West End than being entrusted with originating a new role in a such a huge musical.