sti-04!!

Just back from seeing Cinderella at the Kings Theatre in Glasgow, it was a great laugh, apart from getting a sore **** for sitting soo long.

Anyway ....... who invented them & whats the background with them ?

I booked to go see the wizard that never was on the 2nd january as Des Mclean is in it at the Pavilion so i must like them ................... oh no i dont

Why havent i ever seen them advertised when i am abroad ?

+Doc+

I went to see Cinderella @ Nottingham yesterday, Bradley Walsh played an absolute blinder, had the whole audience in stitches.

GlesgaKiss

Think the girlfriend went to see cinderella with her parents last week sti! Really enjoyed it.

That sounds bad actually...she is 18. Honest

James Neill

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davyboy

I've never been to one, and nothing makes me want to go and see one.

Aimed at kids right?

James Neill

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You don't know what you're missing

jasey

Oh no they're not.

Scoobychick

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Oh yes they are

davyboy

I'm happy to not know.

+Doc+

I was under the same assumption, I was pleasantly suprised afterwards.

Some of the jokes have great adult undertones that go straight over children's heads, so it does cater for all spectrum's.

It also gets you in the xmas mood.

NotoriousREV

Last one I saw was about 15 years ago and had Cannon and Ball in it. It was actually pretty funny. I hate anything with audience participation, though.