Talk:Any Dream Will Do (TV series)

message: How come that the result to the first show was on here, before the show started?
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If the competition is a role of Joseph, well this is a male programme. Why not put "any male" instead of "any", because the show is stupid with a female.
:I believe the original press release said that the show would be casting a Joseph, a school choir, a Pharaoh and a female lead (presumably the Narrator). --GracieLizzie 18:27, 20 March 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: How come

message: On the page, the song The Rose is credited to Westlife - shouldn't it be either to Bette Middler or to the film The Rose, from whence it originally came?
:The song was announced as being by Westlife, probably because of the arrangement? Typically the songs get listed as the BBC credits them, but I see your point. Little-quiqueg 16:45, 30 May 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  The Rose 

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"In a brief interview from 22 May 2007 with The Guardian, theatrical actress Elaine Paige named Any Dream Will Do as the greatest threat to theatre today, saying that "actors already striving in the theatre wouldn't dream of putting themselves on these shows".[9] But the contest's winner Lee Mead, who had been in the ensemble and understudying Raoul in Phantom of the Opera told the performing arts weekly The Stage's June 20, 2007 edition: "I had a year contract with Phantom and these auditions came up four months into it. Those chances don’t come up very often so I thought I would go along and see what happened. When I got to the last 12, I had to make decision to stay with Phantom or go with the programme. I am a strong believer that you need to take risks in your career and that is what has brought me this far...Friends in the industry were surprised because I may have got my first lead from Phantom. But I never knew if that would come and when that would be." He opens in the lead role in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at London's Adelphi Theatre on July 17, 2007.[1]. Ms Paige had been speaking during the previews of The Drowsy Chaperone - at London's Novello Theatre - in which she had the title role. The doyen of UK theatre critics, The Guardian's Michael Billington wrote of it on June 7, 2007: '...while it clearly tickled a showbizzy first-night crowd, it lacks the paradisal innocence of a genuinely loving recreation of the period, such as Sandy Wilson's The Boy Friend...I would readily sacrifice the whole of this glitzy charade for 10 minutes of the real thing by Rodgers and Hart, Cole Porter or Jerome Kern.'[2]. Within days £20 (36%) was hacked off the show's priciest seats.[3] "
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"In a brief interview from 22 May 2007 with The Guardian, theatrical actress Elaine Paige named Any Dream Will Do as the greatest threat to theatre today, saying that "actors already striving in the theatre wouldn't dream of putting themselves on these shows".[9] Ms Paige had been speaking during the previews of The Drowsy Chaperone - at London's Novello Theatre - in which she had the title role. The doyen of UK theatre critics, The Guardian's Michael Billington wrote of it on June 7, 2007: '...while it clearly tickled a showbizzy first-night crowd, it lacks the paradisal innocence of a genuinely loving recreation of the period, such as Sandy Wilson's The Boy Friend...I would readily sacrifice the whole of this glitzy charade for 10 minutes of the real thing by Rodgers and Hart, Cole Porter or Jerome Kern.'[2]. Within days £20 (36%) was hacked off the show's priciest seats.[3]
 
However, the contest's winner Lee Mead, who had been in the ensemble and understudying Raoul in Phantom of the Opera told the performing arts weekly The Stage's June 20, 2007 edition: "I had a year contract with Phantom and these auditions came up four months into it. Those chances don’t come up very often so I thought I would go along and see what happened. When I got to the last 12, I had to make decision to stay with Phantom or go with the programme. I am a strong believer that you need to take risks in your career and that is what has brought me this far...Friends in the industry were surprised because I may have got my first lead from Phantom. But I never knew if that would come and when that would be." He opens in the lead role in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at London's Adelphi Theatre on July 17, 2007.[1]. "
:I'm not too happy with the entire addition to the criticism as IMO it does nothing to the subject at hand pointing out how her own box office performance was. But since I've already gotten in a skirmish over that part earlier I figured someone else will eventually step in and straighten this out. Why don't you go ahead and do it then? I agree, as it is now it is horrible. Little-quiqueg 13:37, 28 June 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: I've completely removed the criticism of The Drowsy Chaperone - it was, frankly, utterly irrelevant in the context (but should probably be added to the show's own article). The quotation from Mead, though, is perfect as a counter-argument to Paige. - Dafyd 21:58, 28 June 2007 (UTC)
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