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@verge999 I am amazed at the time you are able to spend on this pathetic subject. I have given my opinion and will not waste further time with you. Continue to find reasons for your idiotic thoughts and ideas. This is my last post to you. So of us DO have better things to do.

I was part of a Mummers Play when I was at school and played Father Christmas. We had great fun with it - mind you, we were very young at the time and our 'lines' were few and never came out the same way twice!!! But we enjoyed doing it. Dare I say that ours was similar to yours but I am sure,...

@KovacevaMicka This is definitely The Browns - great song and great version.

@yaskam Try listening to the ORIGINAL version and you will then hear how PAINFUL this version is. She should stick to the soul stuff.

@mikeofmic

Amen - she was a terrific actress that got the rough end of the stick.

@lolorobs8217

Me too!!!

He out does Peter Ustinov in playing mad Emperors - a truly great performance and great fun too!

A terffic musical and a terrific production.

My Dad used to make pies, mash, eels and liquor in the shop on Cambridge Heath Road at Mile End Gate. His pies were THE BEST. Everyone ate the food with a spoon and a fork as knives would perhaps have ended up in some people on a Friday or Saturday nights!

Sondheim said that he would choose an actress over a singer anyday. I think that Carol Burnett is both an actress and a reasonably good singer and does a terrific job here. My very favourite version is by Sheila Gish, but I really like this version here.

@blondbear2 To be honest, all actors trained in the UK are taught to sing and dance. Although they may not be great 'singers', they generally know how to 'sing' a song and do a wonderful job when it comes to 'feeling' as this version of 'Send in the clowns' proves.

@JumpStreet1983 Cleo Laine did play Julie in the early 1970's production of Showboat in London. I was fortunate enough to see the show and believe me she was fantastic. Unfortunately, Broadway did not think this production worthy of transfer - it was certainly their loss, I can assure you. Gla...

@TheFourPreps I think that the Four Preps always had great harmony - they made some great songs - I liked Big Man and 26 Miles the best. Great stuff.

My name is Welsh, but I was born in England and have lived in France, The Netherlands, Switzwerland, Canada and now in the US, but I can assure you that there is NOTHING to compare to SCOTTISH culture. The pipes, the dancing, the singing, the sheer spectacle of it all.

Incredible! Absolutely wonderful!!! Eat your heart out Yanks! St Louis Blues can NOT compare, I'm afraid!