A Conversation for SONG and DANCE!
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nada Started conversation May 19, 2005
I'd completely forgotten about this place, so sorry! Anyone alive to help me try and attempt to revive/start it?
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David B - Singing Librarian Owl Posted May 19, 2005
*waves* (in time with the music, of course)
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nada Posted May 19, 2005
Well, if we do intend to revive/start it...
What should we put on the main page?
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Blackberry Cat , if one wishes to remain an individual in the midst of the teeming multitudes, one must make oneself grotesque Posted May 21, 2005
we could put links to the excellent articles the Dewey Demon has been writing about musicals 
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David B - Singing Librarian Owl Posted May 23, 2005
Why, thank you for your kind comments about my articles. I'm trying to write one at the moment about suspension of disbelief in musicals, but I can't strike the right tone for it. I'd like it to be a bit tongue in cheek.
I also intend to write an entry on Cole Porter.
David/Singing Librarian/Dewey Demon
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David B - Singing Librarian Owl Posted May 24, 2005
IT was just a one-day thing during a strike of BBC workers. It might happen again next Tuesday if they decide to strike again.
Hmm, which musicals feature people striking or using other industrial action? Flora the Red Menace. The Pajama Game. Billy Elliot. Any others?
David
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