Posts Tagged ‘Louise Gold’
Saturday 18 April 2015
We’ve been waiting so long for this production, indeed any production of Gypsy (The title: a bit old school, a bit UKIP. We of course call it Traveller), we feared it couldn’t possibly live up to our expectations. Would it light our lights and hit our heights?
- We needn’t have worried. We’re still giddy and breathless and talking with random thoughts in bullet points, plus it saves time as we’re prone to indolence.
- Although there have been 4 Broadway revivals, it was first and last seen in London in 1973 with Dame Angela. Now we have it practically on our doorstep (unless you live in the Savoy Hotel where it is on your doorstep) with Dame (it can only be a matter of time) Imelda Staunton. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in West End Whingers | 7 Comments »
Tags: Anita Louise Combe, Anthony Ward, Arthur Laurents, Chichester Festival Theatre, entertainment, Gypsy, Imelda Staunton, Johnathan Kent, Jule Styne, Julie Legrand, Lara Pulver, London, Louise Gold, Mark Henderson, musical, Peter Davison, review, Savoy Theatre, Stephen Sondheim, theatre, west end
Monday 5 December 2011
Posted in West End Whingers | 12 Comments »
Tags: Carly Bawden, Chet Walker, entertainment, Frances Ruffelle, Harry Hepple, London, Louise Gold, Matt Rawle, Menier Chocolate Factory, Mitch Sebastian, musical, off-West End, Pippin, review, Stephen Schwartz, theatre, Timothy Bird