#Theatre Programme

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Josephine Tewson – Complete Signed Theatre Programme – ‘The Killing Of Sister George – Theatre Royal Bath – 1995

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Sometimes life is good ... ✨️

Today, I've won the bid for an original theatre programme of Peter Schaffer's stage plays "The Private Ear" and "The Public Eye" from 1962, signed by Kenneth Williams and Maggie Smith!

It's the perfect complement to the book ... oh, lucky day!!!! 💕

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The SHINee Clownery I Live For 🤡😂💞 | [Idol Human Theatre]

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Now that I'm talking about cabaret. Hey do you guys remember when Uwe Kröger did the entire show in THESE SHOES

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went through my collection of musical theatre stuff i’ve been hoarding since 2016 and 😭😭

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can't stand my theatre classmates actually i just had to explain to them what a martyr is. girl how do you not know that

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shoma my love that was gorgeous, quads aren't real <3

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UM WEST END NEWSIES????

so I saw the Wembley Park Theatre production last night and if u don't wanna be spoiled dni

But if you have no chance of seeing it here are some of the little details <3

First of all the casting was perfect???

Michael Alomka dove into a more sensitive part of Jack - and it was super interesting

Katherine was so much more headstrong and it was suchhhh a new flavour of her - Katherine has never been one of my favourite characters but god she was so strong and wild and unduly it was brilliant.

Ryan Kopel as Davey has to be my standout tho - he seemed much younger in the role than BF did, and much more uncertain and afraid - I loved it - and his development oh my god he became boisterous and ahhhhhhhhh

Docket as Crutchie was brilliant he was much less happy-go-lucky than AKB was and oh it worked - he was frustrated and angry and real.

AND Crutchie played a much larger role in the leadership of the strike here!! Just through little interactions and stuff but it was coooollll and he even seemed to form a friendship with both Kath and Davey

Even the kid playing Les was brilliant and I usually don't like Les all that much - but the kid I saw was brilliant

KATHERINE WORE A CROWN MADE OF SPOONS IN KONY

The Newsies would swing out on lamps and ropes over the audience and oh my godddddddd

THE BROOKLYN NEWSIES WERE GIRLS (and it added balance since earlier they'd been the bowery beauties so it changed them up and showed the power of women plus finally included girls in the strike, sometbing 1992 and bway missed) AND THEY WERE SO GOOD

Jack and Katherine had Beatrice and Benedick vibes from Much Ado - that's the only comparable thing, they were so brilliant and the chemistry was so goooodddd

Ngl it probably didn't have enough Javid content for you addicts.

Butttt there was a hug when Jack tells Davey they won the strike that is so good. Davey can't retain himself, he jumps and hugs Jack and then picks up and whirls around Les

'we are inevitable' was delivered PERFECTLY I can't even explain

There are so many stunts and jumps and tricks and we all knew the dancing was gonna be perfect but dear god it still got me

And finally, my favourite thing, THE SET

I was sitting stage right in Woodside (I think) and if u can get tickets like that it is so worth it. The actors are running up behjind and beside you

There's even a little slide for the escape from snyder

And they utilise the scaffding part of the set super well

There are lamps that lifted up for ariel tricks

And so much more

Even a fuckin zip line!!!!!!!

okay you've nearly made it to the end

There were a fewwww lyric changes buttt the orchestrations were changed quite a lot to make room for more dance and honestly? I think I prefer broadway music wise

THEY ALL STAND UP AND SAY THEIR NAMES IN SEIZE THE DAY <3

The Pulitzer's set was built in newspapers to show class and how the Newsies have built their entire empire etc

And all the set was moved on and off by the Newsies, too, again to show class and how the Newsies (and working kids) run the world, really

Finally

Yes, Race was perfect.

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Oooooh, a decently rare David Tennant theatre programme for sale?

For all my David Tennant theatre programme collecting fans out there, check this out! It's a fairly rare programme (though it isn't likely to post to the US, boo!) First come, first served (as there's a "buy it now!" option)-

(1999) KING LEAR with TOM COURTNEY

MANCHESTER ROYAL EXCHANGE

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// HE DID IT 😭😭💙💙

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successful day :)

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Sian Phillips, Joanna Lumley, Marjorie Bland, Niall Buggy, Ron Cook, Charlotte Cornwell, Greg Hicks, Gwen Humble & Harold Pinter (Director) – Complete Signed Theatre Programme – ‘Vanilla’ – The Lyric Theatre, London – 1990

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1930 Vladimir Barjansky (1892-1968), Art Deco Cover design for Programme booklet, Théâtre du Gymnase or Théâtre du Gymnase Marie Bell in Paris.

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Sophia Gorgi as Meg in Love Never Dies, Magdeburg 2024

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whoever advertised scrivener to me i am bowing like a peasant in front of his liege lord this shit is life-changing bro i am saying once again this will save my dissertation writing process i just know it. fairly certain it was @sevarix-blogs king you saved a guy's life for real

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idk about y'all but i love being a tumblrina <3