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Previously on "Cabaret"
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I'll send you a pic of me playing my trombone.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostPhotos or it didn't happen.
Six form girls in Cabaret.......
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Photos or it didn't happen.Originally posted by Qdos Consulting View PostI played in the band for Cabaret when I was doing my A-levels. It was quite a risqué production for a school to put on and there was one guy who came to watch it every night, but had no connection to anyone involved. He looked like Angelos Epithemiou.
Good music though.
Six form girls in Cabaret.......
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I played in the band for Cabaret when I was doing my A-levels. It was quite a risqué production for a school to put on and there was one guy who came to watch it every night, but had no connection to anyone involved. He looked like Angelos Epithemiou.
Good music though.
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Started watching it but fell asleep just after Michael York gets shown around the flat. Probably a good thing as I needed the kip.Originally posted by pacharan View PostIf you've never seen it before its just started on BBC2.
It truly is a completely awesome film.
8 Oscars says it all.
I was wondering what time I nodded off though so probably around 11pmish. Woke up still in the armchair all snuggly at about 3am when I went to bed.
Shame, it's been years since I saw it last and I think I nodded off just as I was considering hitting the record button.
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Having seen the stage show in London a couple of years back and loved it, I loathe the film.
Nowhere near as good as seeing it live.
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