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Topic History of: Phantom Of the Opera
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Green Man	hedda wrote: I saw "Cats" in a circus tent at Uluhu on a junket. (Cliff Richard was a guest) I hated it..bloody great big furry things dancing around the stage. Spent most of the time in the bar looking at that odd rock. I never saw Cats but I was told it's odd, bizarre and boring. Weren't Starlight Express people on roller skates acting out a train or rollercoaster?
hedda	I saw "Cats" in a circus tent at Uluhu on a junket. (Cliff Richard was a guest) I hated it..bloody great big furry things dancing around the stage. Spent most of the time in the bar looking at that odd rock.
Green Man
Wyot	Not into musicals. For real drama, stagecraft and musicianship try this Phantom Of The Opera! youtu.be/t5jaRipA5_M
Green Man	www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11...oadway.html#comments I saw it three times with Micheal Crawford in the late 80's. I was shocked and amazed at how brilliant he was. I had a call from my parents from a payphone, who saw it in London. It was during an interval my mother told me how great the first act was and if it comes to Broadway I must go. When I said it isn't played by the bloke who did the rubbish the awful Some Mother's Do Ave Em? She just told me to shut up and demanded I go and see it. I am glad she suggested it to me. However you need to be jabbed to go to the US and crime is thriving in New York. When I saw Phantom for the first time, I could only hear Judas Iscariot by Rick Wakeman, which was a bonus for me as I love prog-rock.