Blogging the Lord

To the Old Vic theatre again this week to see the second part of the Alan Ayckbourn trilogy The Norman Conquests. While the play was cracking stuff, we only had Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber of the TV and Theatre sitting in the row behind us, gamely signing autographs and taking in the stares of the audience.

Comments

Steve said…
I think that would give me the creeps to have Mr ALW behind me... but even more so if it was Sarah Brightman...
8:22 PM
Sky Clearbrook said…
Nora, my dear... you're tagged.
1:13 PM
KAZ said…
I love that play. But I just couldn't concentrate with ALW behind me.
And why wasn't he in a box?
6:17 PM
Steve said…
Like coffin? What a great idea, Kaz. somone needs to arrange it fast...
6:39 PM
Glenda Young said…
As good old Mr. A puts his plays "in the round" there are no boxes so nowhere for the Lord to hide. He watches over us all, even in the theatre.
7:24 PM
Glenda Young said…
Sky: I'm not tagged, the ASBO office took it off me ages ago.
7:24 PM
Sky Clearbrook said…
Boom boom!
10:35 PM
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