Free Theatre/Concert Tickets Discussion Thread

[Celini]

you're one of the few lucky that have seen the original Sherrie then!
her understudy (natalie) slowly took over in September as the original sherrie is sick (mononucleosis)

[cinefila1]

Glad I wasn't mistaken then, after all I'd seen her twice and she did have a different (candid) aura about her. Who's playing Stacee now?

[Celini]

he was just off sick tonight
his understudy is actually the guy who plays Joey Primo usually!
so today you saw Sherrie/Stacee/Joey and Waitress number 1 understudies

[cinefila1]

Wow Celine! You do have some thorough ROA knowledge! I'm impressed.

[Celini]

(been there few times )

[cinefila1]

So the knowledge comes from being a groupie then.

[canadian_turtle]

(been there few times )

[TheyCallMeMrGlass]

I am truly in awe of all you mad RoA serial attenders. Even my love of Star Wars cant hold a candle (or that RoA lighter) to the enthusiasm you girls show for this :)

[filmcat]

'Chas n Dave' were enjoyable @ Indigo2. The first 30 mins songs were mostly unknown to me BUT the 2nd half were mostly GREAT old favourites! They could have been on a bit longer though.

The supporting band 'Buster Shuffle' weren't too bad.

There were plenty of seats left, even for FREE!!!

[jeanelle]

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