I have had a look on the stv.tv website and went on to the five theriy show and I dont see any mention of Darius being on tonight

I think it will be tomorrow night or even friday before his interview is shown

I think you know the answer to that one.

Friday for sure. They announced it at the end of today's show and then showed a snippet of the interview.

 

I could kick myself. I didn't get it recorded because I'd stopped my tape when they said what was going to be on today's show and couldn't get to my remote in time to catch it..

Isn't that typical though?

Tomorrow then we'll both see Darius but I'll only see him on TV.

And I'll only see him at a distance. When he's on the right side of the stage that is.

I'll be interested to know how restricted the view is of the stage, but more importantly of Darius.

 

The one time I sat in the circle for Chicago I didn't enjoy the show as much. One advantage was that the formations for the dance routines were better, but I missed being close enough to see the more subtle changes of facial expression. Obviously the more exaggerated ones like Roxie's when Billy is fabricating her past came over well.

I saw one show of 'Guys and Dolls' from the circle. I didn't enjoy it half as much. It is good to have an assortment of views though. I've had a good front row seat, a £17.50 seat which was fine and now this £7.50 seat. I'll report back how it was.

I might try a 27-50 one then but I'd take my little opera glasses to see D and maybe Jill in parts up close.

I don't think anywhere is too fac away in this theatre. We were pleased with our seats. You had to lean forward and look over and under the wire support but, it wasn't a problem. Great view.

It must be very unusual for all seats to give a decent view. I've been to really plush theatres where the raking was negligible and as soon as a tall person sits down I'm have to squirm around to follow the action.

 

I reckon the best place for someone as big as Darius in a theatre - is on stage. The New London as big and ugly looking as it is outside, seems fine inside.

Edited April 19, 200817 yr by Baytree

I love the inside. Really very,very good. it'll surprise you to know that there are queues out the door for the ladies toiolets.

That's the one thing that always irks me in theatres is that there are nowhere near the number of cubicles they really need.

With this one being built in the 1970s, I'd thought it may be different.

Still nothing in the Scottish Sun.

 

Must still be fence sitting, waiting for a decision on how to spin it.

Aldo was saying that they thought more would be in the press Wednesday and Sunday.

I'm going to get the Sun every day anyway. I have to go out to pick up my cat's special food from the vet so I'll get it then.

Still nothing?

It was in yesterday. It's basically about his moustache. I'll try to type it up as soon as I can. I'm going out tonight and most of tomorrow.

Great. A British performer gets a stat role in a major musical and they talk about his moustache!