#Ciaran Joyce

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[nerds-yearbook]

Decades after he had left it, Jack Harkness slipped through time and found himself once more back in 1941 where he encountered the REAL Captain Jack Harkness whose identity “Jack Harkness” had stolen after the real Jack Harkness’ death in World War 2. ("Captain Jack Harkness", Torchwood, TV)

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Behind the scenes picture of Keith, Ciaran Joyce (Boris), Philip Brodie (Ivan/Harvey) and Gerran Howell (Vlad) on set. Picture by Alex Hookway.

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MY AUDIO FROM THE STADGED CONCERT OF LES MISERABLES FROM 2019 IS NOW AVAILABLE ON PAYHIP.

Cast: Alfie Boe (Jean Valjean) Michael Ball (Javert) Carrie Hope Fletcher (Fantine) Matt Lucas (Thernadier) Katy Secombe (Madame Thernadier) Shan Ako (Eponine) Rob Houchen (Marius) Lily Kerhoas (Cosette) Bradley Jaden (Enjolras) Earl Carpenter (The Bishop) Factory Foreman (Gavin James) Celia Graham (Factory girl) Craig Mather (Combeferre) Vinny Coyle (Feuilly) Niall Sheehy (Courfeyrac) Ciaran Joyce (Joly) *unknown Gavroche & Little Cosette* Notes: 01/10/2019. Great quality audio of the staged concert cast midway through their run, with a very excited and lively audience for a Tuesday evening! Alfonso Casado Trigo got well-deserved entrance applause at the top of both acts, as did Matt Lucas during first entrance. Matt also loses his wig during Beggars At The Feast, and the entire scene derails from there with Rob being the only person on stage (and in the whole building!) to keep it together, and the bows have been kept in and as Michael then snatched his wig, much to the delight of the audience. Showstopping performance from Alfie Boe, and wonderful performances from Rob Houchen, Bradley Jaden, Katy Secombe, Matt Lucas, Earl Carpenter and the ensemble.

Link is in the source. Price is listed as £4, but the coupon code POUNDS4PACE gives you 50% off for all of February 2024. Please do not message me about this audio.

[drinkwithmoi]

its so sad that the (1) grantaire i've seen in person (namely: ciaran joyce <3) has no audios or bootlegs because i miss his grantaire more than words could say but there's nothing out there for me to cling to!!! not even a picture!!!! the pain!!!!

(two screencaps of him from opening night, not as grantaire clearly 💔)

[fleaswillbite]

There he is 

[maraschinocheri]

Best of 2019 Countdown #14 :: Team Covers in the Les Mis London concert production. [ 15 ]

The cover contingent for this production really was a roll call of mostly previous West End cast members reprising their former roles or fresh, sparky faces who brought something interesting to the show when needed during the concert run. Massive cheers to many. Covers included Adam Bayjou (Valjean), Rosanna Bates (Fantine), Earl Carpenter (Javert, with alternate Valjean John Owen Jones), Katie Kerr (Madame Thenardier), Stephen Matthews (Thenardier), Rosa O’Reilly (Eponine); Craig Mather (Marius), Holly Anne Hull (Cosette), Vinny Coyle (Enjolras) and Ciaran Bowling (Grantaire).

We were blessed, too, by a rare photograph of a full second cover principals cast, to my delight: Oliver Brenin (Grantaire), Ciaran Joyce (Marius), Samantha Dorsey (Cosette), Nicola Espallardo (Eponine), Tamsin Dowsett (Madame Thenardier), Christopher Jacobsen (Valjean), Leo Roberts (Javert), Oliver Jackson (Thenardier), Sophie Reeves (Fantine), Barnaby Hughes (Enjolras), and Andrew York (Bishop).

[thediaryofatheatrekid]

Finally, some PROMO PHOTOS of the new West End Les Miz cast!!! You can view the rest of them on the official Les Miz website.

[forever-third-wheeling]

Things To Never Say To Someone Who Just Came Out

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source: https://twitter.com/jonnypurchase/status/941748896279224320

*wipes tear* look at this majestic creature waking from its peaceful slumber

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seeing my favourite girl for my birthday 🇫🇷

[bridgertonbee1814]

Headcanons for the Derry Girls Halloween Episode:

. The gang end up going to the Fatboy Slim concert while the adults are at a costume party hosted by Janette Joyce, who's attempting to repair her friendship with Mary and the girls (baby Anna is in the care of a babysitter).

. Everyone is positively buzzing for the concert - well, mostly. This is the first time James and Erin after the Donegal kiss, and like most teens would be, they're feeling confused as hell and kind of down in the dumps that they most likely can't be together. Erin being Erin is determined to just shove her feelings down inside and enjoy the concert.

. We all know the gang are dressed as angels for the concert but I think the adults' costumes would be really fun. Gerry gets roped into being part of a group ABBA costume with Mary, Sarah and Ciaran and Granda Joe tries to incorporate Seamus into his but is stopped by Mary's insistence that he can't bring a cat with murderous tendencies to a Halloween party.

. Mary finally gets to hoke inside the Joyce's house and cannot believe her eyes at the eight bedrooms with en-suites. The sheer size of the kitchen makes her catch her breath.

. It's hinted that Granda Joe has a heart attack in this episode and while it's obviously a very serious thing, I think the setup could be really funny. For example, Ciaran and Sarah have been going steady for about a year now, so what if he decides to take the leap at this party and propose? And at the exact moment he does and he and Sarah and everyone else is celebrating, Granda Joe clutches his chest and collapses. Luckily Janette's husband Richard is able to give him something from his medical bag while the ambulance is called and Gerry is sent out to find the girls.

. Back at the concert things are not going great for Erin. She's trying to enjoy herself but just can't get that kiss out of her head. The rest of the girls are having the time of their lives (and I'll think we'll see Claire meet a love interest!) and suddenly she sees James across the room chatting with a girl. They go off to dance and something just snaps in Erin and she storms out on the verge of tears. As we've seen from the photos James follows her and they have an argument - Erin says she knows she said they couldn't be together but not because she doesn't feel the same way, because of what Michelle said and the repercussions it could have and maybe if they weren't in Derry it would be different and James clearly feels the same but because of their situation they're sort of in an impossible situation.

And Erin is about to say something else when they get interrupted by Gerry in full ABBA attire racing down the hallway towards them, and he fills them in on what's happened to Joe and they have to gather the rest of the gang and get to the hospital.

. When they arrive everyone's a mess. Poor Ciaran is sitting in the waiting room with Sarah patting his shoulder while he's having hysterics about accidentally killing his future father-in-law and Mary's pacing up and down the room with a death grip on her rosary. Orla (who I'm 100% certain is autistic) is quickly overwhelmed by the confusing scene and has to be comforted by the girls. They spend two full hours waiting in agonising silence, all the while Erin's thoughts being bombarded with horrible possibilities and outcomes and she can't face losing her grandad so she just gets up and walks away as fast as she can. She doesn't even know where's she going until she hears James calling out behind her, having followed her to make sure she's okay and she wants to tell him to go away, that she can't deal with their shit on top of all of this but instead she just... crumbles. She cries harder than she ever has before and James just immediately pulls her into a hug and comforts her while she lets its all out. And when she's finally done she just looks up at him and says she can't wait. She doesn't want to after what's just happening, life's too fucking short, and grabs his face and they kiss in the empty hallway.

. Meanwhile, the doctor finally comes out and informs everyone that it turns out Ciaran did not in fact accidentally kill Joe, but that Joe has a genetic disease that causes clogged arteries combined with the fact that he ate too many cheese cubes at the party. He also tells them Joe will be waking up in a few minutes and they're welcome to sit in his room until then. Ciaran nearly sobs with relief before realising with a degree of horror that now Joe's not dead, he may very well kill him for proposing to Sarah😅

. Mary goes off to find Gerry, who's getting tea for everyone and missed the news that Joe's stable. After navigating the maze of corridors and rooms she goes through a door and to her surprise finds her husband, standing still as a statue, peering round the corner and into a hallway. She approaches him to tell him the news but is quickly shushed by a shocked Gerry, who responds to her bewildered look by just pointing down the hall to the figures of their daughter and the wee English fella wrapped in each other's arms and kissing passionately.

. For a good minute neither of them know what to say, until Gerry remarks that maybe they should give them a few minutes before breaking the news about Joe. They attempt to make a sneaky exit and tiptoe away but Gerry accidentally stubs his foot on a bin and manages to knock the entire thing over with a very loud clang in perfect Derry Girls comedic timing, which alerts Erin and James to their presence. Erin is just about up to here with people walking in on her and James shifting and just shouts,

"For God's sake, is there no such thing as privacy?!"

To which Mary retorts that they're in a public hospital. Meanwhile Gerry's brain has gone completely blank, still shocked by the image of his daughter snogging the face off James fecking Maguire, so he just does the first thing that comes to mind, grabs James's hand and starts shaking it vigorously. And James and Erin can only stare at him in absolute confusion until Mary yanks his hand away and asks what the hell he's doing, to which he responds he just panicked😅 She rolls her eyes at her eejit husband and says they'll discuss whatever the feck's happening between James and Erin later, and marches the trio back to Granda Joe's room.

. Granda Joe is now awake but absolutely flying on the morphine. He's convinced he's in heaven due to the fact that five angels appear to have congregated around his bed, and keeps asking if God would allow him to bring Seamus the cat with him to eternity. That is, until Gerry enters the room and he remarks that this must be some strange version of hell. Michelle nearly chokes trying to keep her laughter in. Ciaran keeps hovering nervously by the edge of the room until Joe nods towards him and says to Sarah that her fella's a disaster at proposing but if he makes her happy he supposes he can learn to tolerate him.

. That's all I've got! Feel free to add to this and comment your feedback:)

[im-just-as-sane-as-you]

Today's post is dedicated to just some of my fictional crushes from when I was younger.

CBBC deffo gave fetus me a type long before my sexual awakening. 😂😂😂

(I still stand by all these ❤)

Vlad, Robin, and Malik from Young Dracula (Gerran Howell, Craig Roberts and Richard Southgate)

Blane Whittaker from M.I High (Moustafa Chousein-Oglou.)

Stanley Brown from The Revolting World of Stanley Brown (Dean Charles-Chapman)

Luke Smith from the Sarah Jane Adventures (Tommy Knight)

Leonardo and Lorenzo from Leonardo (Jonathan Bailey and Colin Ryan)

Tom Clarke from Wizards Vs Aliens (Scott Haran)

Liam from Tracy Beaker Returns (Richard Whisker)

Lol from The Story of Tracy Beaker (Ciaran Joyce)

And of course Merlin and Arthur from Merlin (Colin Morgan and Bradley James)

[writingrevolutionary]

Just had the privilege and joy to see les mis in concert last night at the Geilgud theatre (the regular musical is currently on hold whilst the Queen’s theatre is having a makeover and becoming the Sondheim). 

Had a fabulous cast and would recommend to anyone currently in London. The amazing Michael Ball as Javert and Alfie Boe and John Owen-Jones sharing the part of Valjean (we got John Owen Jones and he was incredible) along with Carrie Hope Fletcher as Fantine (the reason I went to see it and I was not disappointed! Her voice is truly amazing) Matt Lucas and Katy Seacome as the Thenardiers were hilarious, and Rob Houchen and Bradley Jaden were fabulous as Marius and Enjolras respectively. Shan Ako made her west end debut as Eponine, and Lily Kerhoas made her west end debut as Cosette. Both were glorious but I have to say I fell in love with Shan Ako’s voice - it was so strong and really packed a punch. 

Also amazingly got to see our new favourite Grantaire Raymond Walsh, who’s Grantaire was so drunk and Irish it was fabulous! He also had some great repartee with Enjolras during Drink with me, as they were snatching the bottle back and forth from each other. One of the loveliest Grantaire and Gavroche relationships though, as Gavroche ran across the stage to hug him after his emotional solo, and died in Grantaire’s arms during the death scene (as all characters stood on stage and backed away from their spotlights to mark their deaths in the barricade scene, in the absence of a proper barricade set.) 

All the rest of the cast were wonderful, and to my surprise included, as Feuilly, Ciaran Joyce from the TV shows Tracy Beaker and Young Dracula, childhood favourites of mine, so all good to see he’s doing well! 

Plus, they announced the whole turning off your mobile phones etc by someone singing it to ‘you at the barricades listen to this’ which was quite possibly the greatest thing ever.

Ultimately it was just an amazing evening, and still left me emotional and goosebumpy, even though it was a stage concert version rather than a full blown musical, which I was pleasantly surprised by! All in all a fab evening which I just wanted to share with anyone who’s as obsessed with les mis andn watching every move of Enjolras and Grantaire as I am!

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01/10/2019 | untracked  Alfie Boe (Jean Valjean) Michael Ball (Javert) C/rrie Hope Fl/tcher (Fantine) Matt Lucas (Thernadier) Katy Secombe (Madame Thernadier) Shan Ako (Eponine) Rob Houchen (Marius) Lily Kerhoas (Cosette) Bradley Jaden (Enjolras) Earl Carpenter (The Bishop) Factory Foreman (Gavin James) Celia Graham (Factory girl) Craig Mather (Combeferre) Vinny Coyle (Feuilly) Niall Sheehy (Courfeyrac) Ciaran Joyce (Joly) 

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Full casting has been announced for the all-star concert production of Les Misérables, which opens in the West End next month.

Joining the previously announced Michael Ball, Alfie Boe, John Owen-Jones, Carrie Hope Fletcher, Katy Secombe, Matt Lucas, Bradley Jaden and Rob Houchen will be Shan Ako and Lily Kerhoas.

Ako will take on the role of Eponine while Kerhoas plays Cosette in the show.

They will be joined by Rosanna Bates, Adam Bayjou, Ciarán Bowling, Simon Bowman, Oliver Brenin, Earl Carpenter, Vinny Coyle, Samantha Dorsey, Tamsin Dowsett, Nicola Espallardo, Celia Graham, Barnaby Hughes, Holly-Anne Hull, Oliver Jackson, Christopher Jacobsen, Gavin James, Will Jennings, Ciaran Joyce, Katie Kerr, Sarah Lark, Joanna Loxton, Craig Mather, Stephen Matthews, James Nicholson, Rosa O'Reilly, Claire Parrish, Sophie Reeves, Grainne Renihan, Leo Roberts, Raymond Walsh, Gemma Wardle and Andrew York.

The production, which will run in the Gielgud while the Les Misérables' customary home at the Queen's Theatre is renovated, will run from 10 August 2019 for 16 weeks until 30 November.

Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg's musical, adapted from the novel by Victor Hugo, will return to the Queen's Theatre, which will be renamed as the Sondheim Theatre in December 2019, where the newer 2009 staging of the production will be performed.