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Other...Newest Review: ... a well-respected double act in real life, and the latter the voice of Dobby in Harry Potter among other things. The play is set in the UK (or, according to other reviews, whichever country it?s being performed in), and tells the tale of a double act who aren?t doing too badly on the comedy circuit. One has higher aspirations, though, and has been writing his own plays for years. His latest ... more |
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by - written on 24/01/04 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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How wonderfully useful is *this* category?!?!? "That Play What I Wrote" - currently touring in the UK ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------- Do you like scary movies? Nope? Well, how about funny plays? And, the funniest play showing in Manchester at the moment is the wonderfully ungrammatical ?That Play What I Wrote?. We went to see it at the Lowry earlier this week, and I have to say, I?ve not laughed that hard in ages. The play is novel in that every performance comes with a ?famous? guest star. In the past these have included everyone ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/03/02
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Channel 4 have covering test, one day infact anything to do with cricket for a long time now but it has only just come to my attention what a great job they have done of it. I can rember me moaning to my dad about how bad the coverage would be with channel four as they had adverts and had never done any sport coverage before, but I would rather stay with channel 4 than to go back to the good old BBC. I realized how used I had become of channel 4s coverage while watching a recent England match, there was a close dissection did he edge it or not, my intional instinct was to shout at the television ‘show us on the sincomerter’. Now lets go back to the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/12/01
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C4 cricket has moved the game out of the Jurassic era on TV to a polished product of innovation and exceptability to cricket fans and sports fans just looking to keep up with England in the big matches. Floppy fringed public school boy Mark Nicholas fronts the show in the summer and winter and looks at home in the sweat and dust of India and the old Empire echo’s. This time around though to save money they are taking Sky and Indian TV pictures along with the subsequent commentators. Dermot Reeve who usually does the summer schedule is left at home in front of a mirror somewhere, Nicholas simply does an intro and a rap up with the mic on the field ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/06/01
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Please could somebody tell me why Pakistans fans were allowed in to the last two games after the absolute fiasco against England its always the same one set of rules for english sports teams and another for the rest of the world you see just take a look at galatasary supporters murdering english fans and still in euro compation on more than one occasion but english make a noise outside a pub abroad and they are hit with batons and shot at and soaked we need to be tougher on our sporting neighbours fans and sports associations need to investigate this seemingly bias view towards the english fans of all sports. Cricket has and should remain a Gentlemans game and should ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/06/01 (Useful, 93 readings)
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Channel four has taken cricket to a new dimension. On the BBC cricket 'was' boring. Only those who were really interested in the game would watch. Everything was straight forward. You watched the match through the camera, there were different angles, but it was pretty much straight forward. Sky television added a little life to criket, but not everyone has Sky sports, so not all of us can watch cricket on Sky. Chanel 4 recently took over the rights to show cricket matches. Channel 4 wanted to make cricket more interesting. Cricket is an interesting sport. I have been watching cricket from quite a young age, both one day internationals ad test ... Read the complete review


