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Thanks BT - transferred that news to Archive and News

I don't really listen to critics any more. Some of my favourite films, plays and music got awful reviews. Still classics now though

I just wanted another song mentioned

And they added one a day or 2 after according to FHTE. So, I'll just hope and look forward to it

WQell, the only change I can see is that 'Maybe' is now a duet. I wonder if that's what they meant by new song? Hopefully I'll hear one if it's there on Wednesday. I'll feel cheated if it isn't

Thanks BT. No pics seen yet

I dikd a search for Darius Campbell on Magic and it came up blank

It's really good that they can get that one thing right

It is the Mail though. I felt they managed to actually appreciate FHTE by concentrating on Tim Rice.

Neither can I BT. I need telling where to look

He has said that he expects it to be out soon after he finishes 'From Here To Eternity'. Of course, there hope of a cast recording for that when it finally settles

Both songs now on Darius Campbell Archive and News

I have the recorder standing by as it starts when I still have Mum's carers here. Wouldn't want to miss it

Tim Rice's timescale of the production of 'From Here To Eternity' from today's Daily Mail MAY 2013 Amazingly, we’ve got the loot. And today I think we may have found our Milt Warden – the last of our five main roles to be filled. We’ve auditioned dozens for the role which was played by Burt Lancaster in the film, and then Darius Campbell showed up. He was terrific; a fine singer and actor, tall with great presence, which the powerful figure of Warden needs. Some might remember him as Darius Danesh. He reached the finals of both Popstars and Pop Idol 12 years ago and in 2010 was the winner of Popstar To Operastar. Darius’s love interest is Karen Holmes, his commanding officer’s neglected wife, played by Rebecca Thornhill – Deborah Kerr in the film. The second love story is played out between troubled Private Robert E. Lee Prewitt (Robert Lonsdale) and escort girl Lorene (Siubhan Harrison). I first met Darius about a decade ago when he was singing at a James Bond party I attended. I was there as Pussy Galore (not a good career move) and we’d had a brief chat which he tactfully claimed to remember. Meanwhile some of the music from the show is already being recorded; I played some of the songs to my neighbour Michael Ball and to the wonderful Clare Teal – Michael has recorded one called Fight The Fight on his new album and Clare Another Language on hers http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-...l#ixzz2ip2SmiPl

Hopefully it'll come. Reviews seem OK for that to happen. I heard somewhere that there may be a few more changes yet thiugh

Yes I did. I didn't put it on Archive and news as the reviews are still going in there. Nice to see

I loved that bit. They carried on the argument for ages.

Thanks Sue Sorry PIP, just put it on facebook as I didn't know you had it here. I think quite a lot will like the photo with it

Than ks Maria - I've taken it over to archive and news

Wednesday - I'll tell you what I think. Less than a week away.

Neither can I. It's quite something to have a song written for you in your range 2/3rds through the preview. Geat for Darius

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-24639764 audio of Darius talking - click 1st photo

Daily FHTE Blog: Keep Calm and Carry On! - Lee Menzies (Producer) 22 October 2013 at 22:13 Last night there were some Pearl Harbor veterans watching the show. They loved and were moved by the production and are coming back on Thursday to see it again. That reaction makes it all worthwhile. This week we welcome the family of the late James Jones, whose great novel we have adapted. Kaylie and Eyrna Jones also watched last night’s performance, James’ daughter and granddaughter respectively, who both told us how He would have massively approved of our production. We tell the story of these people, and we tell it well. As the producer of a new show like this, part of my job is to balance the artistic and commercial demands of the creative team and my investors. It can sometimes feel like a losing battle, but you must never give up. The most useful contribution I can make is to keep calm and carry on, and make damned sure everyone else does the same. As well as our Opening Night, another major event tomorrow is the christening of Prince George. We have a song in Eternity called The Boys of '41 so let us all send our good wishes to the boy of '13. http://fromheretoeternitythemusical.com/blog/

No publicity until recently? More people know it exists now

video from BBC - click to play http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-24566163