Yesterday evening, I attended a performance of “Cludeo” at the Key Theatre. The characters closely resembled those from the board game Cluedo. I was initially uncertain about what to expect, assuming the production would be a serious and traditional whodunit mystery. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The play was remarkably humorous, and I have not laughed so much in quite some time. I particularly enjoy this style of classic British humour.😅
Category: Theatre
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Q. What is the most memorable musical you have ever watched, SmileyRose?
A. I have many favourites; however, I particularly enjoy theatre, and my favourite musical is the Victor Hugo adaptation, *Les Misérables*. I greatly admire Michael Ball’s performance as Marius. It’s the 40th anniversary of the production this year.
I am familiar with all of the songs from the musical and enjoy them immensely.
1. On My Own
2. Bring Him Home
3. Master of the House
4. Castle on a Cloud
5. I Dreamed A Dream
6. One More Day
7. Empty Chairs and Tables -
I am a clown 🙃🙂🤡
I was a huge David Cassidy fan. I went to see him perform in a westend Theatre some years ago. I watched the musical “Time” some years ago. I loved it. I sat very close to the stage. 🤩 -
This has to be one of the best musicals I have watched at the Cinema as well as live on stage at the West End. It was the very first stage production I ever saw, as a teenager. It actually starred the wonderful Mr Yul Bryner himself and the delightful Virginia McKenna.
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Frances Rose Agnes Napper (She/Her) 