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Anything GoesNewest Review: ... Hope, where he tries to convince her to show her true feelings about him. And then, we’re given the showstopper “Anything Goes”. This is filled with more clever lyrics and lots of jazz and is made into a huge dance piece with tap dancing and athletic feats that will lift you up like a rocket! If the steam from the stage doesn’t get you moving, it will certainly keep that luxury ocean liner ... more |
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by TheChocolateLady - written on 27/06/05 (Very useful, 1105 readings)
Rating:
I’m not totally surprised that no one wrote about this musical. Frankly, I can see how it might not have been the most appealing of productions. Firstly, I’m sure that Londoner’s probably see less plays and musicals than out-of-towners (don’t we all miss the best parts of the cities we live in?), and those visiting from other parts of the UK might want something more contemporary. I’m sure as well, that even the foreign visitors are after much the same. And yet, this musical does seem to be enjoying its fair share of popularity. Certainly the London Time Out gave it good reviews, and the house was full when we saw it at the Drury Lane Theater. But since no one else had ...
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