From a fellow theatre lover to another have you heard of TodayTix? You can enter into lotteries and they give deals on tickets it’s great; I just bagged an A little life ticket for £39! Feeling incredibly lucky today lolThey're quite expensive. I bought mine in December that was a Christmas to myself
. I paid £95 for row C in the stalls. So I'm close to the stage that originally was the first row but they've since sold the row in front of me. I've seen my tickets going for £217 now
New to Tattle Life? Click "Order Thread by Most Liked Posts" button below to get an idea of what the site is about:
Saw his play Tuesday night, wow, what can I say, it was pretty dark, and more nudity than I thought there would be. Had a pretty good view of ‘things’ from my seat!! 
anyone else seen it? What did you think?
anyone else seen it? What did you think?I saw it back in May I'm considering going again in August and then I'll see it for the cinema release. Yeah James and Luke wereSaw his play Tuesday night, wow, what can I say, it was pretty dark, and more nudity than I thought there would be. Had a pretty good view of ‘things’ from my seat!!
. I was in the stalls row c and had a great view of the sex scene that was stage right and in front of me. When James was running around the stage I thought if he falls he's landing on top of us 
. Not that I would complain.Hello, I'm late to the JN train but I am situated in first class.
My obsession began when I saw him in 'A Little Life' - although I had seen a few episodes of Granchester and binged the whole of Happy Valley not too long ago. The dangerous part of meeting someone at a stage door and them turning out to be a total sweetheart is that ot makes your crush bigger. Not to mention he is absolutely bleeping incredible in the play.
I didn't realise it but I already owned a Norton DVD because of my Richard Madden obsession, so of course I rewatched 'Lady Chatterley's Lover'.
My obsession began when I saw him in 'A Little Life' - although I had seen a few episodes of Granchester and binged the whole of Happy Valley not too long ago. The dangerous part of meeting someone at a stage door and them turning out to be a total sweetheart is that ot makes your crush bigger. Not to mention he is absolutely bleeping incredible in the play.
I didn't realise it but I already owned a Norton DVD because of my Richard Madden obsession, so of course I rewatched 'Lady Chatterley's Lover'.
That's very true it makes your crush even bigger
. I got tongue tied and I couldn't say anything when he signed my programme. I met him earlier when I was chatting to the two security guys at the stage door. Very long story but he came back out to me and I could barely speak 
.God I can imagine! It's rare to find an actor who seems so genuinely lovely and enjoys meeting people at the stage door rather than feeling like it's a chore .
Some lovely new pictures of James...
Attachments
That second pic, guys who hold drinks like that, is bleeping sexy for some reason.
that adaption of Lady Chatterly’s lover was great, the new Netflix one can’t compare (sorry Jack) and I adore Richard Madden aswell! I’m excited to go see the play now, he’s such a lovely person
Ooh thanks for these! New phone screen sorted! And yes that second picture, so hot!
I once did a drinking game whenever Madden said 'm'lady'
. That was a great adaptation, although I can't take to James' tash at all. Enjoy is the wrong word to use in regards to the play but I hope you do. I now have a few more booked as they releases some more on stage tickets.
Well I went to see 'A Little Life' again over the weekend now that it's moved theatres. James was of course bloody brilliant and lovely as always at the stage door.
James is hanging out with royalty at the Wimbeldon Men's final today
Attachments
Haha William is like hey this guy is pretty hot, hes watching Kate check him out
Guys I just saw a little life today and my God, was I wailing like a baby. Afterwards life did not feel real. So so incredibly bleak and once again confirmed that James is one of the most talented actors alive no exaggeration. He is way too underrated for my liking. Luke was phenomenal aswell but of course it wasn’t Wilhelm’s story, so James got more time to shine but wow. I think it’s going to take a while for me to gather my thoughts. 3 hrs 40 mins never flew by so fast —I was engrossed, I laughed, I cried, I held my breathe. I was repulsed, I was disgusted. Unfortunately went to the stage door to meet them but they had another show so it was unlikely they’d come out so I left but I might pop down another time this week and catch them.
Security are very strict. If they see you waiting around you'll be turned away. They don't come out for matinees and the stage door is only for people who attend on the day. They sometimes ask to see tickets too. I know of someone who was waiting nearby, security spotted her, she pleaded her case but they still said no.
Ah thats such a shame
oh wellI daw it back in April and was in shock for a week I think, it was amazing, but christ alive very realistic.
I didn't go to the stage door because I had to run across town for my bus, shame because I'd have loved to.
I didn't go to the stage door because I had to run across town for my bus, shame because I'd have loved to.
Just be discreet about it but these guys are walking cameras. They take everything in.Ah thats such a shame
I felt like that the the first time I saw it, and each time since. I was at the matinee yesterday too! They have never done the stage door after a matinee, it's far too much for them to do it between shows when you consider how long it is but they always do it after - not always all of them but its pot luck who does. James is truly incredible and it's insane to think he's been doing this for like 5 months, in that dark and broken place for so long yet he comes out to meet fans and is the most friendly and sweet guy you could ever hope for. I will never understand how he's able to stay in character while managing his diabetes - yesterday he checked his monitor and downed 2 glucose shots one after the other then went straight into singing for Harold.
The first time I saw it was a matinee and I had no intention of doing the stage door, but I loved the play and as I had an evening show elsewhere I went back after it finished to meet the cast - and even then (back in May) the security kicked someone out of the line who they'd been told was always there. I've not seen that happen since mind.
I'm seeing it next week as a £35 front row seat came up and I couldn't resist
, then my final show is the week after.
Last edited: