War of the Worlds Musical
29 March 2006, 07:13 PM
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War of the Worlds Musical
Got tickets for the stage version of War of the Worlds at the Bournemouth International Centre for 13th April, the very first showing in the country 
Really looking forward to it 
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Was always playing the record as a kid
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Anyone else going? its touring the whole of the UK
Really looking forward to it .Was always playing the record as a kid
.Anyone else going? its touring the whole of the UK
30 March 2006, 04:41 PM
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Sheffield arena April 29th
My Dad used to make me listen to it when I was little.
I was terrified by the death ray and he thought by playing the album a lot I'd get over it!
Love the album now though.
As revenge I'm taking him along and I'll scare the s**t out of him with my driving
My Dad used to make me listen to it when I was little.
I was terrified by the death ray and he thought by playing the album a lot I'd get over it!
Love the album now though.
As revenge I'm taking him along and I'll scare the s**t out of him with my driving
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30 March 2006, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by J4CKO
'Anyone else going? its touring the whole of the UK'
Starting with Horsal common, no one would have beleived......
Starting with Horsal common, no one would have beleived......
we're going to the Arena in Nottm on the 20th April
14 April 2006, 07:46 AM
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Went last night what a great show, made the hairs stand up and all that
Jeff Wayne, Justin Heywood and Richard Burtons head hovering over the stage, what more could you want.
For those of you who are going you wont be dissappointed.
One problem we had was that our seats had been sold twice
fortunately we got there first
what a great show, made the hairs stand up and all that Jeff Wayne, Justin Heywood and Richard Burtons head hovering over the stage, what more could you want
. For those of you who are going you wont be dissappointed.
One problem we had was that our seats had been sold twice
fortunately we got there first
16 April 2006, 07:25 AM
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Sorry Simon been away .
The show is exactly as narrated on the original lp by Richard Burton, a head is above the stage with his face super imposed on to it. A film is playing in the background with various bits of animation showing the story.
Jeff Wayne is conducting an orchestra, Justin Heywood comes on to sing his bits. Russell Watson plays the parson
Great show, well worth seeing even if your not a W.o.t.W. fan, my missus new nothing about it but she enjoyed it.
Tickets did go fast, we got our tickets in October, but only managed to get them because they added another night, was only originally on for one night.
.The show is exactly as narrated on the original lp by Richard Burton, a head is above the stage with his face super imposed on to it. A film is playing in the background with various bits of animation showing the story.
Jeff Wayne is conducting an orchestra, Justin Heywood comes on to sing his bits. Russell Watson plays the parson
Great show, well worth seeing even if your not a W.o.t.W. fan, my missus new nothing about it but she enjoyed it.
Tickets did go fast, we got our tickets in October, but only managed to get them because they added another night, was only originally on for one night.
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Originally Posted by pauld37
You wont be disappointed. Though £10 for a programme is a bit steep nice though Didn't get one at that price.
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