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A team working in terrorism following 9/11 are on high alert and waiting for something to happen in LA. Everything takes a strange turn when one of them becomes more involved than expected when her daughter is found murdered next to the mosque they have been surveilling. Continue reading “Secret in Their Eyes (2015) Review”
Into the top 10!!! Here are the next 5 . . .
A writer named Christian ends up in a crazy world when he travels to Paris and ends up working in the Moulin Rouge where he falls in love with Satine a courtesan, only problem is she must seduce the Duke in order for him to invest.
A brand new top 10 for 2015!
I thought considering how many shows I manage to see at the Theatre it would be a perfect idea to pick a top 10 from everything I have seen. This includes shows I went to see on my many trips to London as well as the touring shows we get in the North East, mainly at the Sunderland Empire and Theatre Royal in Newcastle. It really is fantastic the shows we get now direct from West End runs, I am looking forward to what the future will bring with these tours.
You can check which shows I went to see in 2015 here as well as reading my review of the whole year!
In 2015 I managed to catch a record breaking 20 musicals and plays on stage in both the North East (Sunderland Empire or Theatre Newcastle) as well as trips to London to see them in the West End. You can read through the normal list 2015 Theatre. This number was certainly boosted by the Wicked UK Tour visiting Sunderland which I just had to go and see more than once, three times to be exact. This was also down to getting some fantastic deals with ATG Theatre Card, as for less popular touring shows at the Sunderland Empire I do get some discounts. This is nice and means you can buy last minute tickets for some shows, obviously depending on how popular they are.
The show I mentioned in my 2014 at the Theatre you know just the small one starring Imelda Staunton . . . Gypsy I went to see twice in London! Let’s say goodbye to 2015 . . .
With the absolutely horrendous and tragic events that happened in Paris over the weekend I thought I would put some focus on 7 incredible films (some of them all time favourites of mine) which are set or have a very big link to Paris in the film. It is an incredible city which I was lucky to visit on a school trip but did not fully appreciate all of the culture and buildings at 15 years old, I am sure I would appreciate it all a lot more now. The key thing about Paris by the films I have picked seems to be romance.
Cast
Nicole Kidman – Rosalind Franklin
Stephen Campbell Moore – Maurice Wilkins
Will Attenborough – James Watson
Edward Bennett – Francis Crick
Patrick Kennedy – Don Caspar
Joshua Silver – Ray Gosling
Show Date – Wednesday 13th October (3pm)
Every morning Christine wakes up with no clue what has happened in the past 20 years. Her husband must tell her the same story every morning and try to help make her understand.
The stories of three women, in three different time periods are all linked together mainly with grief and the book Mrs Dalloway.
When Paddington is sent from his home in Peru to London, England. He must find a place to live, luckily he meets the Brown family in Paddington railway station who offer him a place to stay for the night.
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