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Norwich Theatre RoyalNewest Review: ... Fascinating Aida girls have always included old favourites to satisfy their fans; but this show, by dint of the fact that it is their 'farewell', contains far more than in the past. Substantial chunks of both Act I and II are Medleys. Beginning, if my memory serves me correctly, with one of their earliest songs which was taken up by BBC Records, who had some absurd idea about turning ... more |
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by monalipschitz - written on 01/08/03 (Very useful, 331 readings)
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It has been a while, dear old friends and hopefully new ones, since I have felt compelled to write an opinion. In fact I thought I had sheathed my pen, oh ok my keyboard, for the last time; but a visit to the Norwich Theatre Royal a few weeks ago has changed all that and I find that I simply must write about it. Not out of any desire to vent my spleen on the state of regional theatre but to share my sheer delight at a performance that may well be near you very soon. Have you ever wondered what happens to all those "slivers/left over from Joan Rivers"? Or to one of those houses after Changing Rooms have left? Asked 'Is It Me, Or Is It Hot In ...
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