LOL he has a way doesnt he - when we took little one up to see GWTW we caught him at around dinner time, a lot earlier than he had arrived before outside signing reams of darius newspaper cuttings for this man who was asking the most stupid questions about Natasha etc, Darius was diligently signing each bit presented and answering him - when we ran up puffing he looked up and said hello there in such a releived grateful way we had to laugh, my hubby is always really impressed on how lovely he is when we have met him = there was noone else oputside the theatre as it was way early = he had no need to stand for so long signing for that chap, nor to be so lovely to us but he was. Hubby reckoned he wouldnt have been so patient with someone with such stupid questions and so many bits of paper to sign.

Edited October 31, 200816 yr by prettyinpink

Yes,he is usually patient and tolerant. I just wished he's been out quicker for GWTW as we always had to run for the train and couldn't wait.

I so wish I'd stayed that first night. My sister was willing to stay with me. I was just completely exhausted after the stress of the unexpected delays on my journey down from Scotland, after a night without sleep and I knew I had another long day ahead, with the flight and the extra 5 hours in the day. Missing GWTW had been the fear which made the waiting on the train so stressful.

At least you did see it. We had people we'd booked for due to come through the summer and some couldn't reschedule. That's worse, booking, getting good seats and then having to miss it all because you just couldn't reorganise to go within the 2 weeks notice.

 

I'll always be grateful that we managed to see it. When you have something that good and people realise that, regardless what they thought about the play (which I loved, the cast were fantastic and talented. Darius proved a lot in those two months.

Edited October 31, 200816 yr by megham

graduated Magna Cum Laude from his 3 year on the job MT training?

Absolutely. No one can deny just how good he is now.

And now he has achieved that status he will probably want to spread his wings and fulfill himself in other

areas.

The next challenge. I'm still not looking forward to Hotel Babylon though.

It will be interesting to see Darius acting a character on TV, even if I'm still unsure how OTT, they'll expect him to be. I just keep thinking about Alan Davies's chef, and John Barrowman's director who kept going on about the actress's t*ts.

 

Last night I was thinking about GWTW and I could clearly see D's expression after Rhett's told Scarlett about Frank and she enquires if Ashley will survive. That was acracker - talk about a picture being better than a thousand words!

It was a great theatre for the view as well as the play.

I haven't got 'I need you' on Darius' myspace at all. Have other people? His singles vids show but aren't loading- only FAD is showing and loading properly.

Just been to check...........'I need you' was on, but is no longer there. Haven't tried which ones load.

 

Have tried loading and it is a complete mess. FAD plays other songs which are not even listed.

Edited November 3, 200816 yr by Bramley

I played FAD when it was first loaded and it was fine - just going to see what it does on my pc now.

Did you turn the player off, Bramley? If not, it'll play over the vid. Mine is fine for FAD.

The other vids come up at the end in youtube and you can play them on D's site. I can't find 'I Need You' though.

I love 'Rushes'. What a shame we don't have a vid of 'Mercury Rising'

Did anyone see Strictly results show on Sunday? Made me think of Darius again.

 

I really like the male singer who sings regularly on the show. This week he sang Let's Face The Music and Dance and at the beginning, I thought it/he sounded really bland.

 

 

 

 

'FAD' and 'I need you', and many others, are on the Darius Youtube Channel.

 

http://www.youtube.com/dariusdanesh

Thanks. I never knew there was a Darius youtube channel.

Nor did I till today.

You were right, Meg, I forgot to turn off the player before I played FAD.