#Charlotte Riby

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The Songs of Jesus Christ Superstar Part 1 [part 2, part 3]

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Well.... Damn they were good

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“You Matter to Me”

Adelphi Theatre, London

August 17, 2019 (Matinee)

Cast: Lucie Jones (Jenna), Kelly Agbowu (u/s Becky), Laura Baldwin (Dawn), David Hunter (Dr. Pomatter), Blake Harrison (Ogie), Mark Willshire (u/s Earl), Andrew Boyer (Joe), Stephen Leask (Cal), Nicole Raquel Dennis (u/s Nurse Norma), Juliette Clemens-Lary (Lulu), Piers Bate, Chris McGuigan, Olivia Moore, Nathaniel Morrison, Charlotte Riby

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For those who don’t know, Regent’s Park is having a JCS concert this summer with a double cast of the main three, no specific dates are announced though they plan to have 9 performances a week

Jesus: Declan Bennett and Pepe Nufrio

Judas: Tyrone Huntley and Ricardo Afonso

Mary: Maimuna Memon and Anoushka Lucas

Pilate: David Thaxton

Herod: Shaq Taylor

Caiaphas: Ivan De Freita

Annas: Nathan Amzi

Simon: Cedric Neal

Peter: Phil King

Soul singers: Genesis Lynea (mob leader), Rosa O’Reilley, and Elliotte Williams-N’Dure

Ensemble: Tinovimbanashe Sibanda, Charlotte Riby, Rosie Fletch, Tara Young, Stevie Hutchinson, Daniel James Bailey, Dale Evans, Josh Hawkins, Billy Nevers and Barnaby Thompson

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Waitress – West End || 10-8-2019

So last week I went to Waitress, and it was a pretty eventful show! So here’s what happened plus some of my thoughts about the show itself.

I already knew the music really well, and had watched a bootleg of the original cast like 2 years ago, but can’t remember much of it.

Our cast was:

 Jenna ~ Lucie Jones

Becky ~ Charlotte Riby

Dawn ~ Ashley Roberts

Dr Pomatter ~ David Hunter

Ogie ~ Blake Harrison

Earl ~ Peter Hannah

Joe ~ Shaun Prendergast

Cal ~ Stephen Leask

Nurse Norma ~ Kelly Agbowu

-  At the end of the show Lucie held a speech and told us that it was Ashley and Shaun’s last show, which explains why they’re pictures and CV’s weren’t on the programme, but on separate sheets of paper. The whole speech was so sweet and you could tell the cast was just one big family.

- The lobby smelled like pies yesss

- I will forever stan the turn off your phone song

- I totally forgot how funny this show is, cause like it is marketed as a musical comedy, but some of the songs are so emotional I was like naah it’s not a comedy, but watching it I see I was wrong

- David Hunter (who I’ve seen before in Kinky Boots) has such great comedic timing, like in general Dr Pomatter is such a funny character I love him

- Ogie really looked like Josh Groban and it confused me lol

- LUCIE JONES IS SO AMAZING SHE IS SO IN CONTROL OF HER VOICE AND SHE’S JUST A JOY TO LISTEN TO AND HER RIFFS AND HER BELT AND HER HEAD VOICE I’M IN LOVE I KNOW I’M BIASED BECAUSE I’VE SEEN HER LIVE BUT SHE IS HONESTLY THE BEST JENNA I’VE HEARD

- So I’ve seen this mentioned before on Tumblr, but during Bad Idea they sing “It’s the only thing I’ve never/I’ve ever done” and I really wanna know what they mean by that. Has Dr Pomatter cheated more than once or is it talking about something else?

- In the break I had a pie, so I can now cross that off my bucket list. I also took the pot home because I am a hoarder of anything to do with musicals

- Charlotte (who played Becky) was an understudy and her rendition of I Didn’t Plan it was so good, like HER BELT. In general I think we need more understudy (and swing) appreciation in musical theatre because whenever I’ve seen an understudy they’re just so amazing and they work so hard

- There was a little reprise of (I think it was) What’s Inside, which isn’t on the cast album so I was shook

- During Bad Idea (reprise) Dr Pomatter’s coat fell off the door in time with the music (right before she said “The dark dark chocolate pie” and Lucie and David just broke and Lucie couldn’t say her line for like 20 seconds cause she was just laughing and the whole audience lost it and I was crying of laughter and in the next scene everyone (including Lucie) was still giggling

- Right before You Matter to Me someone made a weird sound (Maybe it was a burp or something idk) but me and my brother both lost it, and we were really trying to hold back our laughter cause it was an emotional moment, so I’m sorry to anyone around us who heard our held back snorts

- I find Earl a really interesting character, cause he’s deifinitely abusive, but it’s because of his own insecurities (which is what is mostly the case with abusers) and how much does he mean what he’s saying (about her being the only thing he ever loved) and how much is he just saying it to manipulate her? I think it really make Jenna’s emotional turmoil about leaving him even more poignant

- During She Used to be Mine I was SOBBING

- Right as the last scene between Dr Pomatter and Jenna started there was wolf whistling from the crowd and then loads of people started talking. Lucie and David then walked off stage and there was a doctor called up. Then they announced they were having technical difficulties and had to pause the show. After 10 minutes or so they announced someone had had a medical problem but could now resume the show. After the show there was an ambulance outside so I hope the person was ok

- Anyway back to the last bit of the show

- I’m amazed at how the actors went straight back into their performance with perfect concentration as if nothing had happened, they really know how to deal with this sort of thing

- I honestly wonder what Dr Pomatter does after Jenna leaves him, does he tell his wife about his affair or not? And if he does what is her reaction?

- At the end the whole cast was hugging and dancing and I love that so much

Anyway I advise everyone to go see this joyous (although sometimes heartbreaking) show, especially while Lucie Jones is still in it cause she is AMAZING. And if you don’t have the chance you should at least give the cast album a listen if you haven’t already!

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Waitress | 15 June 2019 | West End | Evening | m4a - tracked

NFT: 15 JULY 2019  |   ANDPLACES’ Master

Katharine McPhee (Jenna Hunderson), David Hunter (Dr Jim Pomatter), Peter Hannah (Earl Hunterson), Marisha Wallace (Becky), Laura Baldwin (Dawn), Shaun Prendergast (Joe), Jack McBrayer (Ogie), Stephen Leask (Cal), Kelly Agbowu (Nurse Norma), Arabella Duffy (Lulu) Ensemble: Kelly Agbowu, Piers Bate, Nicole Raquel Dennis, Chris McGuigan, Olivia Moore, Nathaniel Morrison, Charlotte Riby

Notes: Katharine McPhee, Laura Baldwin and Jack McBrayer’s final performance. Laura will be returning after the summer. Recorded from the upper circle. Enthusiastic audience. Notable: Laura received a huge applause after When He Sees Me; an audience member sneezed during a scene between Jack and Laura after Never Ever Getting Rid Of Me, Laura broke character and Jack made a joke out of it; standing ovation given to Kat McPhee after She Used To Be Mine. Curtain call partially included. Speeches (David Hunter and Katharine McPhee) not included.

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Waitress Audio West End - 5th April 2019

Katherine McPhee (Jenna Hunterson), Marisha Wallace (Becky), Laura Baldwin (Dawn), David Hunter (Dr. Pomatter), Peter Hannah (Earl), Shaun Prendergast (Joe), Stephen Leask (Cal), Jack McBrayer (Ogie), Kelly Agwobu (Nurse Norma/Ensemble), Piers Bate (Ensemble), Nicole Raquel Dennis (Ensemble), Charlotte Riby (Ensemble), Chris McGuigan (Ensemble), Olivia Moore (Ensemble), Nathaniel Morrison (Ensemble), Arabella Duffy (Lulu)

Note: I am only basing this on the programme as I did not check the cast for the night and as I was sitting quite far away, am not 100% which Lulu was on or if an understudy was on for Cal.

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West End Waitress Casting

Full casting has (finally) been announced for the West End production of Waitress which is set to have its UK premiere at the Adelphi Theatre in February.

Joining the previously announced Katharine McPhee, Laura Baldwin, Marisha Wallace, David Hunter, Peter Hannah and Jack McBrayer will be Shaun Prendergast as Joe, Kelly Agbowu, Piers Bate, Nicole Raquel Dennis, Michael Hamway, Stephen Leask, Chris McGuigan, Oliva Moore, Sarah O’Connor and Charlotte Riby.

Based on the 2007 film of the same title, Waitress follows the story of Jenna, a waitress and extraordinary pie baker stick in an unhappy and abusive marriage. When Jenna unexpectedly finds herself pregnant her whole life is turned upside. Can Jenna find the courage to escape from her husband, find happiness and most importantly, find the most ludicrous name for a pie.

Waitress opens at the Adelphi Theatre from 8th February. For more information or to book tickets head to the official Waitress website.

Images courtesy of Google Images.

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SOLD 🎭 Billy Elliot @ Victoria Palace Theatre 2014 (#20)

Title: Billy Elliot

Venue: Victoria Palace Theatre

Year: 2014

Condition: Creasing

Author: Music by Elton John. Book and Lyrics by Lee Hall

Director: Stephen Daldry

Choreographer: Peter Darling

Cast: Ruthie Henshall, Deka Walmsley, Ann Emery, Chris Grahamson, Brodie Donougher, Elliott Hanna, Ollie Jochim, Bradley Perret, Matteo Zecca, Craig Armstrong, Zach Atkinson, David Bardsley, Paul Basleigh, Todd Bell, Claudia Bradley, Spencer Cartwright, Lucinda Collins, Kyria Cooper, Howard Crossley, Gillian Elisa, Connie Fisher, Tomi Fry, Lee Hoy, Ruri James, Chris Jenkins, Demi Lee, Charlie Martin, Alan Mehdizadeh, Barnaby Meredith, David Muscat, Steve Paget, Ben Redfern, Charlotte Riby, Mark John Richardson, Mike Scott, Phil Snowden, Wendy Somerville, Spencer Stafford, David Stoller

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Scott returns to Crazy Coqs for six re-scheduled concerts: October 7th - 9:15pm Scott and West End’s Stuart Matthew Price, team up to tell stories of their first years as parents and sing songs written for their little ones. October 8th - 7:00pm Best Up and Coming Talent Line-up: Jo Eaton-Kent, Daniele Alan-Carter, Kayleigh Atherton, Bella Bowen, Jessica Brady, Emily Carewe, Natalie Hollingworth, Megan Jobling, Alyssa Leclair, Christopher Noade, Aoife O‘Dea, Camille Rieu, India Rose, Tanya Truman and Ella Young October 8th - 9:15pm Best Up and Coming Talent Line-up: Mary-Jean Caldwell, Ailsa Davidson, Jacob Fowler, Olivia Hallett, Alice Hinde, Sadie Hurst, Emily John, Emma Kirk, Charlotte Pathe, Colby Reid, Paul Rich, Eleanor Rivers and Chelsea Smith. October 9th - 7:00pm Join Scott and SURPRISE guests. Who will show up? Buy a ticket and find out October 10th - 3:00pm The Greatest Hits - Featuring the best of the West End Line-up (artists change is subject to availability): Tim Mahendran (& Juliet); Jordan Luke Gage (& Juliet); Sarah O’ Connor (Waitress); Natalie Paris (Six); Joel Harper-Jackson (Kinky Boots); Renee Lamb (Ain’t Misbehavin’); Emma Lindars (Groundhog Day); Alex James Ellison (Writer of Fiver); Andrew Patrick-Walker (Bat out of Hell); Grace Mouat (& Juliet); Rebecca Gilliland (Wicked); Helen Woolf (Wicked); Sam Tutty (Dear Evan Hansen); Cameron Sharp (Beautiful tour) and Shaun McCourt (Blood Brothers UK Tour). October 10th - 7:00pm Mums & Dad of the West End: Line-up (artists change is subject to availability): Tasha Sheridan (School of Rock); Mark Iles (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory); Eddie Elliott (The Lion King); Charlotte Riby (Waitress); Marianne Benedict (Matilda); Helen Hobson (Come From Away); Rebecca Mckinnis (Dear Evan Hansen); Emma Williams (Half a Sixpence); Florence Andrews (Wicked); Sarah Lark (Les Miserables); Michelle Francis (Shrek); Laura Medforth (Caroline, or Change); Rachael Wooding (Pretty Women) and Malinda Parris (Mary Poppins). (at The Crazy Coqs) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQv2Qi8J1OQ/?utm_medium=tumblr

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The Songs of Jesus Christ Superstar part 2 [part 3, part 1]

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Following its overwhelming sell-out success in 2016, Jesus Christ Superstar returns this summer (11 August – 16 September), giving audiences one final chance to see the production in its original home.

With direction by Timothy Sheader, design by Tom Scutt, choreography by Drew McOnie, musical direction by Tom Deering, lighting design by Lee Curran and sound design by Nick Lidster for Autograph, the production won the BBC Radio 2 Audience Award for Best Musical in the Evening Standard Awards and has received 15 nominations in the BroadwayWorld Awards, including Theatrical Event of the Year.

Declan Bennett, Tyrone Huntley (who won the Evening Standard Emerging Talent Award for his performance in 2016), David Thaxton and Peter Caulfield, are reprising their roles of Jesus, Judas, Pilate and Herod.

Declan Bennett, Tyrone Huntley (who won the Evening Standard Emerging Talent Award for his performance in 2016), David Thaxton and Peter Caulfield, reprise their roles of Jesus, Judas, Pilate and Herod. The 2016 production won the Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival and Evening Standard Award for Best Musical.

Maimuna Memon takes the role of Mary. Previous credits include Winnie and Wilbur (Birmingham Rep), Lazarus (King’s Cross Theatre), The Busker’s Opera (Park Theatre) and Into The Woods (Royal Exchange Manchester).

Phillip Browne and Sean Kingsley play Caiaphas and Annas. Phillip’s previous credits include Ain’t Misbehaving (Sheffield Crucible), Anything Goes (Theatre Royal Drury Lane), Piaf (Donmar) and Ragtime (Piccadilly), and he also appeared in the 2012 film Batman, The Dark Knight Rises. Sean, who recently appeared in The Grinning Man (Bristol Old Vic), reprises his 2016 performance as Annas. His previous credits include Jersey Boys (UK Tour), We Will Rock You (European Tour), Little Shop of Horrors (Birmingham Rep) and Mamma Mia! (International Tour).

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  Tim Newman and Phil King play Simon Zealotes and Peter. Tim’s credits include Memphis (Shaftesbury), Mamma Mia! (International Tour), Grease (Piccadilly), Footloose (Novello) and All The Fun of the Fair (Garrick/UK Tour) for which he received a WhatsOnStage Award nomination. Phil, who reprises his performance as Peter, composed the music for, and appeared in, To Kill a Mockingbird at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. His previous credits also include Jane Eyre (Bristol Old Vic/National) and, as a musician, he plays festivals and fayres across the UK, as well as Paris, Berlin, Barcelona and New York.

Previous cast members returning to the production are Josh Dever, Rhys Whitfield, Charlotte Riby and Sinead Long. They are joined by Mark Dugdale, Ivan De Freitas, Stevie Hutchinson, Javar Parker, Nuno Queimado, Cleve September, Tinovimbanashe Sibanda, Kirstie Skivington, Christopher Tendai, Tara Young, and Dale White. The Soul Girls are played by Kayleigh McKnight, Lauran Rae and Nicholle Cherrie.

LISTINGS Jesus Christ Superstar Lyrics by Tim Rice Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber Director Timothy Sheader Designer Tom Scutt Choreographer Drew McOnie Musical Director Tom Deering Lighting Designer Lee Curran Sound Designer Nick Lidster for Autograph Fight Director Kate Waters Season Associate Director (Voice & Text) Barbara Houseman Casting Director Will Burton CDG & David Grindrod CDG Friday 11th August – Saturday 16th September 2017

Performances: Monday – Saturday @ 7.45pm (gates 6.15pm) Thursday & Saturday @ 2.15pm (gates 1.15pm) No matinee 12 or 17 August 2017 By Special Arrangement with The Really Useful Group

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30 Day Musical Challenge

Day 03 - favourite cast

Ahh this is easy!!! The second Priscilla Queen Of The Desert cast in London. Starring Oliver Thornton as Felicia, Don Gallagher as Bernadette, The Divas were - Charlotte Riby, Portia Emare, and Emma Linders. Plus a few of the chorus were outstanding to! :D

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The Songs of Jesus Christ Superstar part 3 [part 1, part 2]

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The curtain call for the Regent’s Park Open Air Revival of Jesus Christ Superstar on the 22nd August 2020

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Jesus Christ Superstar - Regent's Park Open Air Theatre Revival - August 22, 2020 (Matinee) Its-All-Green's Master Cast: Pepe Nufrio (Jesus Christ), Ricardo Afonso (Judas Iscariot), Maimuna Memon (Mary Magdalene), David Thaxton (Pontius Pilate), Ivan de Freitas (Caiaphas), Nathan Amzi (Annas), Shaq Taylor (King Herod), Cedric Neal (Simon Zealotes), Phil King (Peter), Barnaby Thompson, Billy Nevers, Charlotte Riby, Dale Evans, Daniel Bailey, Elliotte Williams-N'Dure, Genesis Lynea, Josh Hawkins, Rosa O'Reilly, Rosie Fletcher, Stevie Hutchinson, Tara Young, Tinovimbanashe Sibanda Tracked and Untracked Never to be Sold Contact me through email for trades: Its-all-green@outlook.com