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Article: Reviews: Girls' night out GRUMPY OLD WOMEN Alexandra ...
Birmingham Mail;  November 30, 2006 ;     387 words ...THEY'RE back and even grumpier than before. The live stage show, based on the highly popular television series of the same name, is enjoying another sell-out tour following its initial ...

Article: Switch On: Live League ; League of Gentlemen, Alexandra ...
Evening Mail;  November 20, 2000 ;     390 words ... ... road. The bizarre characters which make up the fictional remote town were successfully transferred from television screen to live stage. Each entrant was given the same hero's welcome by the sell-out crowd, from Pauline the nasty Restart officer to Edward ...

Article: League of their own; League of Gentlemen Alexandra ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  November 21, 2000 ;     471 words ...It is never easy making the transition from television screen to live stage. And although The League of Gentlemen initially developed their strange characters for live shows, the cult comedy TV series ...

Article: Reviews: Girls' night out; GRUMPY OLD WOMEN Alexandra ...
Birmingham Mail (England);  November 30, 2006 ;     443 words ...Byline: TONY COLLINS THEY'RE back and even grumpier than before. The live stage show, based on the highly popular television series of the same name, is enjoying another sell-out tour following its initial ...

Article: What's On: REVIEW - Razzle Dazzle; CHICAGO Alexandra ...
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  March 22, 2005 ;     524 words ... ... Jones, Richard Gere and Renee Zellweger, may have picked up six Academy Awards. But this is the sultry, sexy and seductive live stage original created by Fosse, John Kander and Fred Ebb, which tells the now familiar tale of nightclub dancer Roxie Hart who ...

Article: Switch On: Live League; League of Gentlemen, Alexandra ...
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  November 20, 2000 ;     393 words ... ... road. The bizarre characters which make up the fictional remote town were successfully transferred from television screen to live stage. Each entrant was given the same hero's welcome by the sell-out crowd, from Pauline the nasty Restart officer to Edward ...

Article: It's a cracking show Gromit Wallace and Gromit, Alexandra ...
Evening Mail;  April 15, 1998 ;     505 words ... ... This is clearly not the same as the original animated films, but no less enjoyable despite the obvious limitations of a live stage. It is largely a mixture of pantomime and farce and, as a result, works for both children and adults alike. Younger children ...