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Jay McGuiness and Aliona Vilani appreciation thread - Part 6
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hannah 01.
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by Lola the cat:
“So, Hannah was it...

https://cdn.meme.am/instances/66688846.jpg

...or did Jay take on a romantic trip in a rowing boat and then ply you with wine and feed you strawberries, before he gently took you in his strong arms and...

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...e60d544aa0.jpg

...then the cat leapt on the bed and sat on your head and woke you up ”

Wanted the row boat

Still got the spreadsheets

Ended up with the cat on me head
https://cmeimg-a.akamaihd.net/cute-a...5899ca7fb0.jpg

Hey ho
BionicBard
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by KorkyTheCat:
“So he'll go no more a-boozing
So late into the night
Though the spirit be still as willing
And the moon be still as bright

For the dance wears out the shoe
And rehearsing wears out the man
And the heart must pause to breathe
So on beer there is a ban

Though the night was made for drinking
And the day returns too soon
Yet he'll go no more a-quaffing
By the light of the moon”


He's been a stout toper for many a year
And is mighty well versed in the swigging of beer
But the head on those shoulders is steady and true
So he'll keep down the sluicing to just one or two!

(with a respectful nod to a well known swigging song)
janetshep
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by fatskia:
“I hadn't seen this photo before!

https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/...3361.jpg?w=960

Is Aliona tying a yellow bow on Jay's mun? ”

It looks more like a banana skin than a bow!!
Isih
07-10-2016
Good morning (just) all

Thank you all for pomes and stuff (and appreciation of doggerel.) Not quite sure what's happened to the quotes here, but I think it still makes as much sense as I usually do.

And somewhere I wanted to quote Toad and Rafferty on the ITT issue but it seems to have gone missing. Totally agree on how it can enhance/affect the view we have of people. Even though the questions are so formulaic the WAY people reply/react is often more revealing than what they say.

Originally Posted by BionicBard:
“I think our man's in very safe hands......... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuIxUiVfuos Great voice! She used to do voiceovers for Spitting Image, great mimic too! I think her voice will suit the music for BIG very well indeed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAM8...A95E4&index=10 I think this link should work, the song is 'Stop Time'”

Originally Posted by BionicBard:
“Chapeau, Isih! Let's hope Jay's SpokesDad is reading this too... BIB agree”

Thanks for these links, BB - she does look very promising. I listened to a couple of the other tracks as well, I hope 'I want to go home' is still in there cos it's made for Jay! And merci, and that would be interesting but he would have to tweet acceptance and I'm not a twittererer

Originally Posted by StrictlyRed:
“Haven't looked at DVO's Twitter, but had a quick look at Jessica Martin's, and she sounds very pleased and excited - already has the BIG poster as her header.”

Originally Posted by jayfan:
“ Just had an email from Ticketmaster (through whom I bought my Big tickets for Dublin) telling me about DVO's departure due to unforeseen circumstances. Sounds a bit of a daft thing to say, but it reads a bit cross. Personally not sorry to see her replaced with Jessica but the nosey part of me would like to know why!”

see above - much more positive. Miaou - but perhaps there wasn't enough chair-sitting for DVO (aren't we going to feel awful if it turns out she's ill - if so, sorree). I don't expect there'll be many tickets cancelled.

Originally Posted by RaffertyCat:
“Come on Muse! Are you there? That I'm trying so hard to write verse. When I've asked in the past For your help, you've been fast To inspire. But not now. It's perverse.
I'm twiddling my pen.....just a blank, but then Is that a hint of an ode, I espy? Just wait 'til I get My butterfly net, Oh!.....It's gone! How I wish I could fly.
I'd gather all thoughts that are floating free, And put them all in my drawer. I'd then have a clue When I looked at a few, As I spread them all out on the floor.
Shall I use this one?....Or this? I wouldn't want to lose The best one. But which one to choose? So many, who would guess? That pursuit of success Would be this hard.......but good, nonetheless.
I think I'll give up, for now, at least, And sleep on it, you never know. I might dream of the ONE Who has brought us such fun, And then write in his warm afterglow.”

Excellent - last verse, what poetry should come from, ideally but sometimes it's a lot harder


Originally Posted by Whiffle_09:
“Thank you for the fabulous poetry Korky, Isih, Rafferty & TT You've all inspired me to have a go as it's NPD.
It's National Poetry Day So I thought I would play With words to describe How we all feel inside When a dancer named Jay Sweeps us up and away With his glorious lines And extentions divine We're transported with joy By this graceful Man/Boy And thrill at the chance Of watching him dance.”

Originally Posted by jayfan:
“My contribution
Courtesy of Pam Ayres
You have to dance while you are able, Do the can-can on the table, Grab each chance that flashes past, For life goes by so deadly fast.
ETA
Origin unknown
Dancing with feet is one thing But dancing with the heart is another.”

Originally Posted by Mo_Wilson:
“Evening everyone.
Great poetry today - congratulations to all: Rafferty, TT, Korky, Whiffle as Isih
Some very interesting news about DVO. I don't know any of the workings of theatre, but had there been contracts signed? Whatever the reason, I don't suppose we will find out any time soon.
Well, as it is NPD today, here is my own tawdry effort [it has been torture trying to do this - not likely to ever be repeated]. Apologies too - I tried to word something around Jay, but my mind wouldn't co-operate.

And down I shall go to the wood to play word games.
Others said that if I could, to weave my thoughts as on a loom. A tapestry of words to bloom.
They say that if I should, words will fall to the pen Once done, to do again
So down I go to the wood. to play word games.”

I like this! I like everyone's contributions, whether adapted or original, and find it very interesting the different styles we all choose. I'll set my son & dil to analyse us all (kidding, kidding)

Originally Posted by RaffertyCat:
“BIBs I'm the same, Korky. Not on Twitter, or any social media, either: never have been. But I can't help wondering, do you think we might be missing out on things? I mean, we're a bit dependent on others bringing titbits back to the nest, aren't we? Mind you, the thought of putting a corset on my words, just gives me a headache.

Oh, wait a minute. I've just remembered. It's often you bringing the titbits back. Oops. Perhaps I should have said, that it's me who's a bit dependent on others, in this regard.

I would like to say, that I'm very grateful to all who bring goodies to the thread, garnered from all social media, YouTube etc. You've all brought so much pleasure to Twitter-shy folk, such as I. It's most generous of you all, to share like that. ”

Hear hear, standing ovation

Originally Posted by hannah 01.:
“Wanted the row boat

Still got the spreadsheets

Ended up with the cat on me head
https://cmeimg-a.akamaihd.net/cute-a...5899ca7fb0.jpg

Hey ho”

How did you managed to get our Squick to do that?

Originally Posted by BionicBard:
“He's been a stout toper for many a year
And is mighty well versed in the swigging of beer
But the head on those shoulders is steady and true
So he'll keep down the sluicing to just one or two!

(with a respectful nod to a well known swigging song)”

But perhaps not the 'no nay never bit'
StrictlyRed
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by Toasted Toad:
“I only quoted someone else's poetry - the only congrats due are to Ted Hughes, Poet Laureate (the most that can be said for me is that I remembered it and cut out certain sections for Our Leona - it's one of my favourite poems)!”

Aw, I know you did TT, but it was still a contribution which I enjoyed.

It was more than I did, too.

Edit : I see that Korky has also posted some more, so more thanks .👏
BionicBard
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by Isih:
“Good morning (just) all


Thanks for these links, BB - she does look very promising. I listened to a couple of the other tracks as well, I hope 'I want to go home' is still in there cos it's made for Jay! And merci, and that would be interesting but he would have to tweet acceptance and I'm not a twittererer

But perhaps not the 'no nay never bit' ”


BIB 1 Isn't it just? I really, really hope they keep it in. I don't think it was included in the touring production, and I can't understand why. It's such a beautiful song.

For anyone who wants to listen, here's a link (you can skip the ad)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8-8xxxtr0c

BIB 2 Voila! That's why I left it out. But I love singing that song full belt - great craic, even if people cover their ears and make for the exits when I start !

I'm not on twitter either, maybe he'll pick it up from here.
StrictlyRed
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by jayfan:
“
Just had an email from Ticketmaster (through whom I bought my Big tickets for Dublin) telling me about DVO's departure due to unforeseen circumstances. Sounds a bit of a daft thing to say, but it reads a bit cross.”

It sounds as though it is stock wording jayfan, as I had something like that from Theatre Royal Plymouth.


Originally Posted by RaffertyCat:
“BIBs I'm the same, Korky. Not on Twitter, or any social media, either: never have been. But I can't help wondering, do you think we might be missing out on things? I mean, we're a bit dependent on others bringing titbits back to the nest, aren't we? Mind you, the thought of putting a corset on my words, just gives me a headache.

Oh, wait a minute. I've just remembered. It's often you bringing the titbits back. Oops. Perhaps I should have said, that it's me who's a bit dependent on others, in this regard.

I would like to say, that I'm very grateful to all who bring goodies to the thread, garnered from all social media, YouTube etc. You've all brought so much pleasure to Twitter-shy folk, such as I. It's most generous of you all, to share like that. ”

I don't think you miss out on J and A related stuff Rafferty, because from what I've seen it tends to end up back here anyway. In fact, sometimes I come on to post something seen on Twitter, and 9 times out of 10 someone beats me to it!

I was first with yesterday's BIG news though, as I happened to see it in a notification from the Theatre on my Faceboook.😇

I also follow people that are not related to Strictly though, so I get a variety of things on my timeline.
BionicBard
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by janetshep:
“It looks more like a banana skin than a bow!!”

Yes, it's a banana alright. Wonder whose lunch it was? That must have been quite early on, but you can see how comfortable they are with each other already, no wonder it developed into such a great partnership.
Toasted Toad
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by StrictlyRed:
“Aw, I know you did TT, but it was still a contribution which I enjoyed.

It was more than I did, too.

Edit : I see that Korky has also posted some more, so more thanks .👏”

It's my favourite poem (even though I don't quite understand some of it!). Yes, there's lots of other stuff that I love, both old and modern, many brilliant writers, lots of poems that critics consider infinitely better, but the musicality and flow of this one always caught me.
hansue
07-10-2016
Well its been a long time since I was on here and I have been away for the last three and a half weeks so have missed the beginning of the series. I have looked back at some of your posts and I notice that there has been a bit of a 'to do' about Jay v Danny.

I watched last weeks show on catch up and my first thought about Danny (without reading anything on the forum at all) was that he had had previous dance experience and wondered if he would get the 'ringer' tag like Jay.

I know I am biased but Jay is much more likeable than Danny. The latter to me seems a bit 'I love myself'. Jay was very understated and did it his way. Funnily enough I said to my friend that he would be compared with Jay.

I'm glad I didn't get involved in the Jay v Danny spat as I don't think I could held back. Do I take it that the Jay hater from last year (name of a plant mostly in Scotland) is back again!!!
Toasted Toad
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by hansue:
“Well its been a long time since I was on here and I have been away for the last three and a half weeks so have missed the beginning of the series. I have looked back at some of your posts and I notice that there has been a bit of a 'to do' about Jay v Danny.

I watched last weeks show on catch up and my first thought about Danny (without reading anything on the forum at all) was that he had had previous dance experience and wondered if he would get the 'ringer' tag like Jay.

I know I am biased but Jay is much more likeable than Danny. The latter to me seems a bit 'I love myself'. Jay was very understated and did it his way. Funnily enough I said to my friend that he would be compared with Jay.

I'm glad I didn't get involved in the Jay v Danny spat as I don't think I could held back. Do I take it that the Jay hater from last year (name of a plant mostly in Scotland) is back again!!!”

Unsurprisingly, hatahs coming out of the woodwork, but interestingly, a lot more reasonable comment than I had expected (I think that in order to keep it that way, it's incumbent on J supporters to avoid leaping to J's defence as though every word in favour of Danny is an attack on J).

Possibly because they are so different that less hysterical discussions often veer from "who's better" into "there's room the world for both".

But Louise is really gonna have to work to get rid of that "nice" tag! I really think she needs to be sexy rather than technical (well both, obviously, but emphasis on letting go). I think she has it in her - whether she'll ever use it is another question.
BionicBard
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by Whiffle_09:
“Thank you for the fabulous poetry Korky, Isih, Rafferty & TT
You've all inspired me to have a go as it's NPD.

It's National Poetry Day
So I thought I would play
With words to describe
How we all feel inside
When a dancer named Jay
Sweeps us up and away
With his glorious lines
And extentions divine
We're transported with joy
By this graceful Man/Boy
And thrill at the chance
Of watching him dance.”

Love it, Whiffle, and let's hope we get plenty more opportunities to do just that!
StrictlyRed
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by Toasted Toad:
“Unsurprisingly, hatahs coming out of the woodwork, but interestingly, a lot more reasonable comment than I had expected (I think that in order to keep it that way, it's incumbent on J supporters to avoid leaping to J's defence as though every word in favour of Danny is an attack on J).

Possibly because they are so different that less hysterical discussions often veer from "who's better" into "there's room the world for both".

But Louise is really gonna have to work to get rid of that "nice" tag! I really think she needs to be sexy rather than technical (well both, obviously, but emphasis on letting go). I think she has it in her - whether she'll ever use it is another question.”

She could, but she also needs to have the right choreography which means that K has to lose the "nice" too.
StrictlyRed
07-10-2016
OK, in Real Life I am well known for poor timekeeping, so I hope nobody minds me stepping in a day late for NPD to share a poem that has helped me more often and in more ways than I care to remember.

It's by Susan Coolidge (she of "What Katy Did"), and quite well known, but may be a bit sentimental or old fashioned for some - step away now if it's not for you. Anyway, as I said, I've returned to it a lot for various reasons over the years, especially the first and last lines.


Every day is a fresh beginning
Listen my soul to the glad refrain
And, spite of old sorrows
And older sinning
Troubles forecasted
And possible pain
Take heart with the day and begin again.
BionicBard
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by StrictlyRed:
“OK, in Real Life I am well known for poor timekeeping, so I hope nobody minds me stepping in a day late for NPD to share a poem that has helped me more often and in more ways than I care to remember.

It's by Susan Coolidge (she of "What Katy Did"), and quite well known, but may be a bit sentimental or old fashioned for some - step away now if it's not for you. Anyway, as I said, I've returned to it a lot for various reasons over the years, especially the first and last lines.


Every day is a fresh beginning
Listen my soul to the glad refrain
And, spite of old sorrows
And older sinning
Troubles forecasted
And possible pain
Take heart with the day and begin again.”

I think I'll hang on to that one, SR. Thank you.
hannah 01.
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by Isih:
“Good morning (just) all

Spoiler
Thank you all for pomes and stuff (and appreciation of doggerel.) Not quite sure what's happened to the quotes here, but I think it still makes as much sense as I usually do.

And somewhere I wanted to quote Toad and Rafferty on the ITT issue but it seems to have gone missing. Totally agree on how it can enhance/affect the view we have of people. Even though the questions are so formulaic the WAY people reply/react is often more revealing than what they say.



Thanks for these links, BB - she does look very promising. I listened to a couple of the other tracks as well, I hope 'I want to go home' is still in there cos it's made for Jay! And merci, and that would be interesting but he would have to tweet acceptance and I'm not a twittererer




see above - much more positive. Miaou - but perhaps there wasn't enough chair-sitting for DVO (aren't we going to feel awful if it turns out she's ill - if so, sorree). I don't expect there'll be many tickets cancelled.



Excellent - last verse, what poetry should come from, ideally but sometimes it's a lot harder








I like this! I like everyone's contributions, whether adapted or original, and find it very interesting the different styles we all choose. I'll set my son & dil to analyse us all (kidding, kidding)



Hear hear, standing ovation




How did you managed to get our Squick to do that?

D”

Mind over matter Isih. Squick don't mind and I don't matter



(Popped rest of your post in a spoiler to save space but it's all still there.)
nelliek
07-10-2016
Haven't done any theatre updates for a while. Hopefully putting Big and Keep Dancing dates altogether won't confuse people too much. Listed in date order.

As usual, please check I have names, venues, dates and times correct and PM me with any errors, or if you want to be added to the list.

BIG - Plymouth
Saturday 5 November – evening (7.30pm)

Cat09Tales + plus one
Fridgesoup
jnb_7
nelliek
Rosedroplet
speedtrap

Friday 11 November - evening (7.30pm)
nelliek

Saturday 12 November – matinee (2.30pm)
nelliek

Saturday 12 November – evening (7.30pm)
Dufnut + Teen Dufnut
nelliek


Keep Dancing - Edinburgh
Edinburgh 16 November Wednesday matinee (2.30pm)
Ronny 7

Edinburgh 17 November Thursday evening (7.30pm)
danceagogo
speedtrap

Edinburgh 18 November Friday evening (7.30pm)
celloplayer + plus one
nelliek
Polly-T
speedtrap

Edinburgh 19 November Saturday matinee (2.30pm)
Agrion + plus two
jayfan
jnb_7
nelliek
Snookey
speedtrap

Edinburgh 19 November Saturday evening (7.30pm)
jackybob + plus one
jayfan
Jelly_L
jnb_7
nelliek
SeasideLady
Snookey
speedtrap


BIG - Dublin
Thursday 8 December – evening (7.30pm)
Polly-T + plus one

Saturday 10 December – evening (7.30pm)
DeiseDays + plus two

Saturday 7 January – evening (7.30pm)
DeiseDays
jayfan
jnb_7
speedtrap
KorkyTheCat
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by StrictlyRed:
“OK, in Real Life I am well known for poor timekeeping, so I hope nobody minds me stepping in a day late for NPD to share a poem that has helped me more often and in more ways than I care to remember.

It's by Susan Coolidge (she of "What Katy Did"), and quite well known, but may be a bit sentimental or old fashioned for some - step away now if it's not for you. Anyway, as I said, I've returned to it a lot for various reasons over the years, especially the first and last lines.

Every day is a fresh beginning
Listen my soul to the glad refrain
And, spite of old sorrows
And older sinning
Troubles forecasted
And possible pain
Take heart with the day and begin again.”

^ The only way to live, Red!
Lola the cat
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by StrictlyRed:
“OK, in Real Life I am well known for poor timekeeping, so I hope nobody minds me stepping in a day late for NPD to share a poem that has helped me more often and in more ways than I care to remember.

It's by Susan Coolidge (she of "What Katy Did"), and quite well known, but may be a bit sentimental or old fashioned for some - step away now if it's not for you. Anyway, as I said, I've returned to it a lot for various reasons over the years, especially the first and last lines.


Every day is a fresh beginning
Listen my soul to the glad refrain
And, spite of old sorrows
And older sinning
Troubles forecasted
And possible pain
Take heart with the day and begin again.”

Wise words Red - it sometimes feels at the moment as though the whole world could do with stopping and starting afresh on a new day.
CatO9Tales
07-10-2016
Hi Nelliek - many thanks for the theatre update - I'm actually going on Monday 7th, not on the Saturday - not through wishing to be antisocial but have another engagement on the Saturday (oooh, anyone would think I was a right little socialite )
BionicBard
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by Lola the cat:
“Wise words Red - it sometimes feels at the moment as though the whole world could do with stopping and starting afresh on a new day.”

Amen to that!
nelliek
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by CatO9Tales:
“Hi Nelliek - many thanks for the theatre update - I'm actually going on Monday 7th, not on the Saturday - not through wishing to be antisocial but have another engagement on the Saturday (oooh, anyone would think I was a right little socialite )”

Apologies Cat. Have amended my Whiffle-sheet.

Depending on how many more errors are spotted/additions are requested I'll do an update in a week or so.
KorkyTheCat
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by RaffertyCat:
“ I'm the same, Korky. Not on Twitter, or any social media, either: never have been. But I can't help wondering, do you think we might be missing out on things? I mean, we're a bit dependent on others bringing titbits back to the nest, aren't we? Mind you, the thought of putting a corset on my words, just gives me a headache...”

From what I see of twitter, no, we are definitely not missing out; quite the reverse...

National Poetry Day yesterday was great fun and very moving and I sincerely hope that everyone will continue to write. It's very therapeutic to "let it all out" too.
Whiffle_09
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by RaffertyCat:
“I know how much Deise Days loved poetry, and was so encouraging to us all in our efforts. How she would have loved today, on the thread. Mayhap she is lurking. I hope so. It would be great to have her back, posting as before. I'm not clear as to why she left, in the first place. All I know is: she left a big hole, where once she stood.”

Beautifully put Rafferty. I hope so too.

Originally Posted by StrictlyRed:
“OK, in Real Life I am well known for poor timekeeping, so I hope nobody minds me stepping in a day late for NPD to share a poem that has helped me more often and in more ways than I care to remember.

It's by Susan Coolidge (she of "What Katy Did":blush, and quite well known, but may be a bit sentimental or old fashioned for some - step away now if it's not for you. Anyway, as I said, I've returned to it a lot for various reasons over the years, especially the first and last lines.


Every day is a fresh beginning
Listen my soul to the glad refrain
And, spite of old sorrows
And older sinning
Troubles forecasted
And possible pain
Take heart with the day and begin again.”

BIB Ooh that takes me back Red - I got that book as a prize at school. It was bound in red with gold embossed lettering & I loved it ( & the other 'Katy' books)

Just wanted to say thanks again to everyone for all the marvellous poetry - beautiful reading. 💖💖
jayfan
07-10-2016
Originally Posted by nelliek:
“Haven't done any theatre updates for a while. Hopefully putting Big and Keep Dancing dates altogether won't confuse people too much. Listed in date order.

As usual, please check I have names, venues, dates and times correct and PM me with any errors, or if you want to be added to the list.

BIG - Plymouth
Saturday 5 November – evening (7.30pm)

Cat09Tales + plus one
Fridgesoup
jnb_7
nelliek
Rosedroplet
speedtrap

Friday 11 November - evening (7.30pm)
nelliek

Saturday 12 November – matinee (2.30pm)
nelliek

Saturday 12 November – evening (7.30pm)
Dufnut + Teen Dufnut
nelliek


Keep Dancing - Edinburgh
Edinburgh 16 November Wednesday matinee (2.30pm)
Ronny 7

Edinburgh 17 November Thursday evening (7.30pm)
danceagogo
speedtrap

Edinburgh 18 November Friday evening (7.30pm)
celloplayer + plus one
nelliek
Polly-T
speedtrap

Edinburgh 19 November Saturday matinee (2.30pm)
Agrion + plus two
jayfan
jnb_7
nelliek
Snookey
speedtrap

Edinburgh 19 November Saturday evening (7.30pm)
jackybob + plus one
jayfan
Jelly_L
jnb_7
nelliek
SeasideLady
Snookey
speedtrap


BIG - Dublin
Thursday 8 December – evening (7.30pm)
Polly-T + plus one

Saturday 10 December – evening (7.30pm)
DeiseDays + plus two

Saturday 7 January – evening (7.30pm)
DeiseDays
jayfan
jnb_7
speedtrap”


Hi Nelliek
Thanks for this.
I think Polly, Jnb, DD, Speedy and I are going to the matinee on the 7 Jan too. Certainly some of us are. Polly may be able to confirm.

ETA I think Polly and Danceagogo might be going to KD on November 19 too.

I may just be confused though.....
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