Advantages: Wonderful casting, could see it again and again. Disadvantages: Some seats, not having a great view.
Oliver! We went to see the matinee performance Wednesday 21st Jan at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, what a show!
Just get the tube to Covent Garden, walk through the market straight out the back of the market and the theatre is right in front of you.
We paid £37-50 each for our tickets in the stalls, which I had brought back in April 08. Our seats where row Y 1 - 3. When booking it did not say that they are limited views, anyone from row W - X - Y and further back would have a job to see the top view of the set. We had to dip our heads to see what was going on on the upper level of the stage and at times quiet disappointing, the rows behind us must have found it even worse and there where another six rows behind. The problem being that the overhang from the floor above blocks out the view of the upper scene on the stage. So ...
Advantages: Great Characters | Brill Music | It's Disney Disadvantages: Backgrounds are a little weak
I've a confession to make?
I'm a bit of a Disney addict, I just love sitting with my children and watching the animated films with them. And today we watched Oliver & Company, the 27th animated classic that was first released in 1988, which just happens to be the year I left school. This is one of the lesser known Disney films and I really believe it deserves a little more attention so I've decided to tell you all about it.
---About the story---
As with many of the better Disney animations, Oliver & Company is based on a classic story, and in this case it's Dickens's novel Oliver Twist. However instead of a little orphan boy, we have an abandoned kitten as our hero.
After all his brothers and sisters have been sold to new homes, Oliver is left to fend for himself on the streets of 1980's New York. He soon meets up ...
Advantages: Instant effect, skin softening, light scent, perfect pick me up. Disadvantages: A little pricy, not useful for large areas of skin.
I have loved the Palmers skincare range ever since my boyfriend introduced me about two years ago. He always smells of lovely sweet vanilla and I found out it is down to his daily use of Palmers Coco butter, which is the range they are most well known for producing. They have been making the Palmers range for over 160 years now, so they definitely know what they are doing and they specialise in skincare so trustworthy they seem to be!. However on one of my many shopping trips I found that they had begun a new range with Olive butter rather then coco butter. Whether I had just never seen it before I don't know, but as I am open to all things new, I gave their body lotion a try and Wham?I was besotted with the stuff. (Although I am still a loyal follower of their coco butter formula!) I was really lucky to get a special promotion ...
