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Prince Andrew The Musical
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Can someone tell me why asking Charles is portrayed as someone who looks nothing like him? Absolutely rubbish programme but can’t stop watching it.
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Crits uniformly bad - Times pointed out that look alike Royals were in Crown - but deffo not this one.
and Munya Chawawa sported a goatee and dark skin. Written and composed by er Prince Andrew apparently ( Keith Hodgson )
I sat there thinking " he did a lot of this you know!"
Technically put together well - patter songs, one song leading to another, good varied dance routines - story had a story line....he (the Andrew) advanced from stupidity to his own ruin ( tragic even)
there is a genre - jaaaaawn - ruh - where you make non classically trained singers belt out the songs
and the dance routines were out of time - I thought perhaps to give it spontaneity. A few of the men were out of time and I thought " this lot should be able to do these routines er lying on their backs". (*)
I thought the amateur veneer - awful wigs - grimacing and the actor call-out on the stairs as the final scene - was intentional or er rehearsed to give it a worn look
(*) a LOT of a soloist framed by two dancers - and I thought "is their dance routine REALLY meant to be asymmetrical to give you something to look at, or are they out of time?"
Crits uniformly bad - Times pointed out that look alike Royals were in Crown - but deffo not this one.
and Munya Chawawa sported a goatee and dark skin. Written and composed by er Prince Andrew apparently ( Keith Hodgson )
I sat there thinking " he did a lot of this you know!"
Technically put together well - patter songs, one song leading to another, good varied dance routines - story had a story line....he (the Andrew) advanced from stupidity to his own ruin ( tragic even)
there is a genre - jaaaaawn - ruh - where you make non classically trained singers belt out the songs
and the dance routines were out of time - I thought perhaps to give it spontaneity. A few of the men were out of time and I thought " this lot should be able to do these routines er lying on their backs". (*)
I thought the amateur veneer - awful wigs - grimacing and the actor call-out on the stairs as the final scene - was intentional or er rehearsed to give it a worn look
(*) a LOT of a soloist framed by two dancers - and I thought "is their dance routine REALLY meant to be asymmetrical to give you something to look at, or are they out of time?"