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I donāt know if Iāll be able to find it now as I donāt have twitter anymore but Iāll try and find it later and link it but I once saw a tweet from a girl during Carrieās Les Mis days and she was understandably annoyed because when the cast change happened she wasnāt sure about going to see it as tickets were so expensive and she wasnāt a big fan of Carrie. Carrie wasnāt tagged in this but had been searching her own name as usual so saw these tweets and tweeted her basically saying why not come to see the show first before judging her and then this girl kept getting attacked by her minions! Sheās incredibly unprofessional and I hope other people are starting to notice it.
This is off topic, and he may have actually meant this to be slightly sarcastic, but it does make me chuckle that when asked for a photo for Carrie Ollie went for a Getty images press shot from press night of Back to the Future before lockdown 
even his picture from Iām assuming Frozen Press night (it just said press night and the backdrop was blue) was just of him on his own, I think Iāve only seen one very quick shot of the two of them together at Frozen press night in the video the show did but other than that they seem to have spent the night completely apart from each other especially based on Carrieās video more than anyone elseās 
even his picture from Iām assuming Frozen Press night (it just said press night and the backdrop was blue) was just of him on his own, I think Iāve only seen one very quick shot of the two of them together at Frozen press night in the video the show did but other than that they seem to have spent the night completely apart from each other especially based on Carrieās video more than anyone elseās Attachments
That wouldn't be at all pleasant, it's not really a role where Carrie could just play herself again. Although I question how much she would want to do Matilda given that it's a show people generally go to out of fondness for the novel/movie and to see the children perform, not so much because of herI guess Miss Honey is still the only one but sheās still got a hefty emotional backstory behind her and Iād hate to see āMy Houseā shouted through
Officially decided not to pre-book Cinderella for my upcoming London trip. We might decide while we're there to go to a matinee if we can get a good deal but not a priority. Bit of a mix of me not being a Carrie fan (my friend sadly is though) and really not hearing positive things about the show at all. If anything, the recent drama has made me want to go even less.
Lol his fashion sense....way too many buttons undone there.This is off topic, and he may have actually meant this to be slightly sarcastic, but it does make me chuckle that when asked for a photo for Carrie Ollie went for a Getty images press shot from press night of Back to the Future before lockdown
Whoopi was supposed to come back to West End for Sister Act in 2020, then Covid, so was rescheduled for 2021 still with Whoopi, again rescheduled to 2022, without Whoopi, so the theatre offered refunds, which I took. I only bought the ticket for Whoopi. I wasn't fussed otherwise. But it was sensibly handled.
Piggybacking off this, but Carrie would butcher 'This Little Girl'; she doesn't have the delicacy of Lauren Ward or Gina Beck.
I'm amazed she does make a bigger deal of being Miss Honey....because you know...author #books
She probably thinks she looks too young to play Miss Honey, as she does with Jenna. She still probably has it in her head that she looks 17 because she played a 17 year old. Despite the fact sheās late twenties but suddenly looks mid 30s.
She looks older than me and Iām nearly 34. She dresses like a frump and that hair and glasses does nothing for her.
Sheās mentioned several times about seeing herself on posters around London and even posed next to them, so another one of her recent arguments is also BS.
Okay yaāll Iām taking one for the team. I refollowed her on Instagram so I know when her next Q&A is. Iām gonna ask about cover runs, phones and theater etiquette. Bc sheās preached about how having phones out in the theater is bad etiquette and distractingā¦.unless theyāre taking Insta stories of her bows.
Prepare yourself for her to be really passive aggressive with you while overly explaining her point
Youāre doing Godās work
Thank you
the thing is if cinderella was good then nobody would probably be complaining about not seeing the principal, i remember back in 2015-2016 when hamilton still had its original principal cast, that it was so highly praised that nobody really complained if they saw the principals or saw covers/ understudies, this was because everyone just wanted to see hamilton, also you didnāt see lin manuel miranda on twitter responding to every negative comment
This aged wellā¦.I get that bows arenāt like the regular show, but still she preached so much about how she hated phones in the theater but now thatās all out the window.
Both Burr and Laff/Jeff were played by covers when I went last week and they were phenomenal - to the point where with rebooking, Iām hoping to get them again.
Need to keep the Sophie screenshot of her watching cover run ready to put with carries comments how no one does them
A lot of shows now allow photos inside the auditorium before the show, during the interval and during bows/end of the show. I got talking with an usher at Leeds Playhouse recently and he admitted that the majority of shows see it as free marketing when the audience can post a photo of the stage before hand. There is the occasional show that wonāt allow any filming or photos for safe guarding and copyright reasons. I think & Juliet asks for no photos or videos during the interval inside the auditorium because the setup of the stage is a major spoiler. So if the staging doesnāt show a spoiler and there are no copyright issues, most shows are actively encouraging photos for the marketing and word of mouth promo.
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