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I'm sure you left something out of your post there, Holland park - "in my opinion". Clearly not one shared my millions of people. But even you cannot argue with the longevity of his voice despite intensive use over the years. Seriously, get your hearing checked mate :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:...

After a couple of requests, here are WM's TIPS ;) My DD has always seemed to get throat problems before important performances, so over the years have used the following: * No talking at all - sounds draconian but really helps. Use notepad/miming instead. *Sanderson's Throat Specific gargle - you ca...

Saw Rachel Tucker in Wicked last night , she was AMAZING =D> =D> =D> =D> . I always thought she was very talented on "Nancy", but I was still blown away by her performance. Louise Dearman was also excellent as Glinda. Lee Mead was also good, suits the part. Interestingly Lewis Bradley was ...

Went to see this play yesterday and i had wondered if the reviews had over-hyped how good it was - but they hadn't :D /. It was one of the best "straight" plays I have ever seen - a superb production. Mark Rylance's character had a 35 minute monologue which was amazing, a real acting tour ...

Have pm'd you with my tried andtested tips

Sorry didn't think we were just discussing USA

The thing is, Chace Crawford doesn't have that unusual a name. I mean, he spells 'Chase' wrong, but Crawford's a fairly common name, and so is 'Chase' in the US. I mean, if they weren't famous, the names Brad Pitt, Will Smith or Elizabeth Taylor wouldn't raise an eyebrow. However, Sigourney, Demi, ...

I know that a couple of drama schools told my DD she had a good, memorable name at her auditions (its double barrelled, but other than that not that unusual)

I also have the same photo as the screensaver/wallpaper on my phone

Not that I'm obsessed or anything

Didn't you lovehim in this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4AgzQvFNZs

I think DC can look weather-beaten though - He is good at being chameleon-like, and can look different in different roles. But I agree, can't have too much of him - and I speak as someone who had THAT picture (coming out of the sea, speedos, in Casino Royale) on her 50th b'day cake :oops: :oops: :oo...

I loved these 3 books and was so pleased to hear that Daniel Craig has the lead in the film

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/news ... -role.html

I think he will be great in it, he really suits the part.

Well the good news is that DD has found 3 other girls who are all lovely to share with :D :D . They really "clicked", spent about 3 hours together and have "talked" on facebook and she is very hopeful it will work out with them. The bad news is that they still don't have anywhere...

As always I have been overwhelmed by the help and advice from members - thanks everyone :D Going up tomorrow - exciting times. DD was going to go on her own, but Central sent her an email about the day saying it is sometimes helpful if there is a parent on hand to sign as guarantors and for deposits...

I have pm'd you Welsh Mum - I'd recommend anywhere North of Swiss Cottage towards, Finchley/Mill Hill From Golders Green Zone 3 starts so prices are slightly more reasonable than those in the Zone 2 of the tube network, which you will probably know - Have sent you more info in my pm. Thanks Genevie...

You will find pg the wisest person on here

She always talks sense and is very knowledeable. Most of us have profited from her advice at some time or another