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Songbird, it was the show version (with the quiet ending) rather than the one done by people in concerts - that version has a "big" ending, but DD likes the original one better .

This is the first time my DD has "allowed" me to post her on youtube - have managed to persuade her that distant relatives deserve st least one chance to hear her sing :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDaMwH2bZJE It's one of my favourite songs, from one of my favourite musicals. I think s...

Yes Central do a "Sharers Day", it's on Friday, basically it sounds like speed dating for flatmates :D :D . Others looking to share will be there, they get to know each other and go off to flat hunt toigether. She has been in contact with a couple of people on her course via facebook who a...

My DD is going up to London this week to try and get somewhere to live next year. We don't know London that well and could use some advice about what areas to llok oin. As she will be studying in Swiss Cottage (at Central) she will need somewhere convenient to there transport-wise, and not too expen...

I saw this tonight and it was quite mind blowing. One of the most complex plots ever, but some fantastic performances. If you like Leonardo Di Caprio, then heis brilliant in it, as is Tom Hardy. If you like complex plots, that really make you think, then you will like this film.

There is a suseful website called London Thetare Seating plans which gives you the seating plans of all the theatres.

It will take some time but a read through the drama school auditions thread may prove useful. I would also recommend a book called So You Want To Tread The Boards by Jennifer Reischel - my DD found it very useful. If you are not a confident dancer I would recommend doing some dance lessons, as all t...

Hi Ceri welcome! I would do searches of threads about agnets , auditions etc and you will get lots of information

Aasked my DD and she said its how you perform in the dance auditions that count. They look for potential and performance. My DD is good at "selling" a dance, though technically she is not that strong, they seemd to like that. The only question she was ever asked about dance in an audition ...

shortguy wrote:Twiggy?

Some how I don't think that suits me

I thought of that, but wanted something "different" - both mys sisters are going as hippies and was trying to think of an "icon"

Help!!! I have been invited to a fancy dress party and the theme is a sixties icon - any ideas which won't involve anything too expensive/complicated gratefully recieived

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Sorry , can't switch off from work

shortguy wrote:Alot of this was filmed locally to us and Russell Crowe would jog up from film set to a cafe next door to the shop my sister works in.

As my DD would say - OMG!!!!!! Did your sister see him? I would love to - he is one of my favourites

proudmum wrote:Im comming,think its a great idea. It will be a lovely day esp if the sun shines

Well now you've jinxed it