Originally Posted by
allgrownup:
“How many favourite films can one girl have?
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Just the one! Chicago's her favourite "song" isn't it? So Chicago was her favourite "song" and Beauty and the Beast her favourite film.
Originally Posted by aurora01:
“Gleb sliding along the floor on his belly had me in hysterics”
The button pop started me off and the belly slide with stare down the camera finished me off. I'd love to know what that dance looked like in Gleb's head. On my screen it was ugly, unpolished and the staging was trying way, way too hard. I suspect in Gleb's head it was a spectacle worthy of a Broadway show (via a strip club in Las Vegas).
Originally Posted by
allgrownup:
“That was the most Kevin and Kellie of dances K&K have done. Loud, brash, messy, kitchen sink thrown at it, but I kinda liked it.
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Originally Posted by zedders:
“*creeps in & whispers* I really enjoyed watching Kellie obviously enjoying herself! And I enjoyed her dance!
*leaves crate of wine & runs away*”
Me too.

It wasn't an amazing Viennese Waltz, particularly, and I can't see myself wanting to watch it over and over but Kellie looked like she was enjoying it and it was a fun spectacle.
Originally Posted by smude:
“I was moved to tears. Wow oh wow
My friend has switched off in disgust because she says the show is fixed for Jay and he is dance trained. Hello love so are most of them. This from the lady who supported Peter because he was kind to elephants.”

Originally Posted by Alli-F:
“I loved Kellie, if Jay got the dances with jive & rumba that suited his personality, then she got the theme that suited her. Although I'm not sure common tart with a heart is very kind to Kellie.
Plus why would Nancy be dancing in a pub with the Artful Dodger, he's a kid ? That's really bothering me. Kevin should be Bill Sykes or random drunk in pub or punter (that might make a different dance though 😜 Would look more like Anita's meow 😂😂😂 )”
I had many questions about the staging tonight. (It's possible I know too much about musicals.)
Dodger does not belong in Oom Pah Pah. Kevin is also much too old to play him.
If Giovanni is no longer the Beast and has transformed back into the human Prince, how is there still live crockery around? The curse is meant to be on all them together, isn't it? Either you have the Beast and the live crockery or you have everyone as human. The combination of the two doesn't make any sense.
Les Miserables is not set in the French Revolution. It is set at the time of an attempted revolution in France that was unsuccessful . Hence everyone dying on the fort and Marius singing that the whole effort was in vain. The actual French Revolution resulted in... an actual revolution.