TRANSLATION: SEE TEXT SANTA FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8 ON ITV
Charliecondou: RT @CherylKerl: Look oot furruz the morra neet in The Rovaz on #corrie on #TextSanta. Ah'm the new Ena Shawpilz but wurroot the haw net uv coarse pet.
ALL XMAS NO FILLER
Charliecondou: That Alex Polizzi's Christmas programme is nothing compared to Kirsty Allsopp's
COLLAPSE AT THE APOLLO
Charliecondou: What's happened at the Apollo??
KrissiBohner: @Charliecondou"large section of ceiling collapse" according to sky news
Police confirmed they were called to the theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue shortly after 8.15pm. A spokesman said: "There is a report of a collapse in the building itself." It is believed some people may have been injured in the collapse, which occurred during a performance of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-time. Eyewitnesses said they saw people being escorted out of the building, covered in dust and debris. Halfway through the first half of the performance, part of the balcony started creaking before a section of the theatre collapsed. Audience members assumed the noise was part of the show. Rupert Street and Shaftesbury Avenue were filled with evacuated theatre-goers covered in dust, many of whom were bleeding. People left the building crying, coughing and helping each other away. Many theatre-goers were crying and trying to make contact with family members as some were still trapped inside the building. One 29-year-old, who would only give his name as Ben, said: "It was about halfway through the first half of the show and there was a lot of creaking. "We thought it was part of the scene, it was a seaside scene, but then there was a lot of crashing noise and part of the roof caved in. There was dust everywhere, everybody's covered in dust. "We got out fairly quickly, I think everyone was quite panicked." A 38-year-old said: "We were in the stalls. It's a balcony that's come off. Some of the structure's come down." Police were on the scene within minutes and began cordoning off the theatre. A Metropolitan Police spokesman said there were "multiple casualties". London Fire Brigade confirmed that eight fire engines had been sent to the scene. Martin Bostock, who was in the audience at the Grade II listed theatre with his family, said he suffered a head injury after he was hit by falling debris. He told Sky News: "I was in the lower stalls with my family in the early stages of the show. "It was just terrifying and awful. "I think the front part of the balcony fell down. "At first we thought it was part of the show. "Then I got hit on the head." Mr Bostock confirmed he had a blood injury and needed medical treatment. He went on: "It was complete chaos in the theatre. Absolutely terrifying and awful. "We got out with cuts and bruises. I think most people did." Walking wounded were taken from the scene in ambulances as a team of firefighters rushed through the front stage door in Archer Street. Some were taken to the nearby White Horse pub, while others were taken from the scene to be reunited with friends and family members. A Met spokesman said: "London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service are on scene. "We have had reports of multiple casualties but no further detail at present." Simon Usborne, a writer for the Independent newspaper, said there was a "cloud" of dust obscuring the stage after parts of masonry appeared to fall away. He said: "There was panic, there was screaming." He added that there did not appear to be any sign of damage from the outside of the theatre. Jess Bowie, content editor of The House magazine, tweeted: "Was just seeing 'The Curious Incident' in the West End when the roof of the Apollo Theatre caved in. Absolutely petrifying. Don't know if anyone is trapped in there but people outside are covered in dust and some in blood. Utterly horrible."
Charliecondou: RT @CherylKerl: Look oot furruz the morra neet in The Rovaz on #corrie on #TextSanta. Ah'm the new Ena Shawpilz but wurroot the haw net uv coarse pet.
ALL XMAS NO FILLER
Charliecondou: That Alex Polizzi's Christmas programme is nothing compared to Kirsty Allsopp's
COLLAPSE AT THE APOLLO
Charliecondou: What's happened at the Apollo??
KrissiBohner: @Charliecondou"large section of ceiling collapse" according to sky news
Police confirmed they were called to the theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue shortly after 8.15pm. A spokesman said: "There is a report of a collapse in the building itself." It is believed some people may have been injured in the collapse, which occurred during a performance of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-time. Eyewitnesses said they saw people being escorted out of the building, covered in dust and debris. Halfway through the first half of the performance, part of the balcony started creaking before a section of the theatre collapsed. Audience members assumed the noise was part of the show. Rupert Street and Shaftesbury Avenue were filled with evacuated theatre-goers covered in dust, many of whom were bleeding. People left the building crying, coughing and helping each other away. Many theatre-goers were crying and trying to make contact with family members as some were still trapped inside the building. One 29-year-old, who would only give his name as Ben, said: "It was about halfway through the first half of the show and there was a lot of creaking. "We thought it was part of the scene, it was a seaside scene, but then there was a lot of crashing noise and part of the roof caved in. There was dust everywhere, everybody's covered in dust. "We got out fairly quickly, I think everyone was quite panicked." A 38-year-old said: "We were in the stalls. It's a balcony that's come off. Some of the structure's come down." Police were on the scene within minutes and began cordoning off the theatre. A Metropolitan Police spokesman said there were "multiple casualties". London Fire Brigade confirmed that eight fire engines had been sent to the scene. Martin Bostock, who was in the audience at the Grade II listed theatre with his family, said he suffered a head injury after he was hit by falling debris. He told Sky News: "I was in the lower stalls with my family in the early stages of the show. "It was just terrifying and awful. "I think the front part of the balcony fell down. "At first we thought it was part of the show. "Then I got hit on the head." Mr Bostock confirmed he had a blood injury and needed medical treatment. He went on: "It was complete chaos in the theatre. Absolutely terrifying and awful. "We got out with cuts and bruises. I think most people did." Walking wounded were taken from the scene in ambulances as a team of firefighters rushed through the front stage door in Archer Street. Some were taken to the nearby White Horse pub, while others were taken from the scene to be reunited with friends and family members. A Met spokesman said: "London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service are on scene. "We have had reports of multiple casualties but no further detail at present." Simon Usborne, a writer for the Independent newspaper, said there was a "cloud" of dust obscuring the stage after parts of masonry appeared to fall away. He said: "There was panic, there was screaming." He added that there did not appear to be any sign of damage from the outside of the theatre. Jess Bowie, content editor of The House magazine, tweeted: "Was just seeing 'The Curious Incident' in the West End when the roof of the Apollo Theatre caved in. Absolutely petrifying. Don't know if anyone is trapped in there but people outside are covered in dust and some in blood. Utterly horrible."
THANK YOU LILY
Charliecondou: @lilyallen Thanks for the Chrimbo card Lilz xxx
FANGURL
FANGURL
IBeMoorby: Only met Marcus out of corrie didn't i
IBeMoorby: @Charliecondou thankyou flower ☺
FROM TOM'S SECRET STASH
Another picture from my secret stash! This is Charlie Condou (Marcus) and Samia Ghadie (Maria) between takes on the set of Corrie. They were shooting segments for the debacle that was the wedding of Tyrone and Kirsty.
2014 'OUT IN THE CITY' SHORTLIST IS RELEASED - CHARLIE CONDOU AND SOPHIE WARD WILL BE YOUR HOSTS
One of my Twitter buddies Shaun Dellenty is nominated for 'inspirational role model of the year' for his school-based program Inclusion For All - Tom in Oz.
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PIERRE CONDOU GOES WEST
Richardvines: Pierre Condou of Paramount and Century to open restaurant-bar in West End in spring with large courtyard, 30-40 covers. No more details.
Charliecondou: RT @Richardvines: Pierre Condou of Paramount and Century to open restaurant-bar in West End in spring with large courtyard, 30-40 covers. No more details.
#CUMBERDRAGON
amyhubcast: If I hadn't gatecrashed @Charliecondou's party a few years ago #Cumberdragon might never have #cumabout
00jaydee: @amyhubcast @Charliecondou is this an endorsement for gatecrashing? : )
amyhubcast: @00jaydee @Charliecondou yes i think so. i really admire gatecrashers. unusual for me tho'.
00jaydee: @amyhubcast @Charliecondou lol I jus love being a lawbreaker too esp breaking the etiquette laws on life : )
LACAMP: @amyhubcast @Charliecondou I always loved @Charliecondou x
Charliecondou: @amyhubcast What? Why? How?
katemagowan: @Charliecondou @amyhubcast Now that's one for the memoirs Amy! If Im not mistaken, many things happen at Charlie's parties...
Charliecondou: @katemagowan @amyhubcast I have NO idea what you mean Kate!
Charliecondou: @amyhubcast What? Why? How?
katemagowan: @Charliecondou @amyhubcast Now that's one for the memoirs Amy! If Im not mistaken, many things happen at Charlie's parties...
Charliecondou: @katemagowan @amyhubcast I have NO idea what you mean Kate!
14 WAYS THE TV SHOW NATHAN BARLEY PREDICTED THE FUTURE
lukelewis: 14 ways Nathan Barley predicted the future http://bzfd.it/1bQ5cvY
Charliecondou: RT @lukelewis: 14 ways Nathan Barley predicted the future http://bzfd.it/1bQ5cvY
ChrisWBarratt: @lukelewis @Charliecondou There is a reason it was never repeated - that reason is now everywhere we turn. And perhaps today's headline story.
FROM SOMEWHERE
OVER THE RAINBOW
- WITH TOM IN OZ -
SPEAKING OF PREDICTIONS:
YOUR DAYS ARE NUMBERED - YOU WILL BE REPLACED!
Confidential_CC: "They will sit where you are sitting. They will assume control of your cities, state, and nations. They will take over your churches, schools, universities and corporations. The fate of humanity is in their hands." This is part of a speech by Abraham Lincoln about children, “They are the persons who are going to carry on what you have started.”
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