THE LIST
Charliecondou: Fantastic 4 star review in The List for @markravenhill's #Product starring @oliviapoulet @AssemblyFest http://t.co/OBcVma7zPu
LGBT SUPPORT
Charliecondou: RT @AlbertKennedyTr: 1 in 4 homeless youths are LGBT - Can you can help us reduce this. Find out how to set up a regular donation online http://www.akt.org.uk
BOY GEORGE
Charliecondou: RT @BoyGeorge: No 2 in the Deep House Chart http://www.mixcloud.com/BoyGeorge/boy-george-presentsclub-culture-radio-016/
VOTE Boy George https://top100djsvote.djmag.com/welcome.php
GEEK PIE
Charliecondou: “@BuzzFeed: Steven Tyler has invented a hot new hairstyle http://www.buzzfeed.com/lyapalater/steven-tyler-has-invented-a-hot-new-hairstyle?bftw=main http://t.co/jPsIc6Ui0m” Geek pie? http://t.co/4i8uuU3tJT
SLEEPY
msm4rsh: Tired girl now! The sun makes me sleepy!
Charliecondou: @msm4rsh have a drink. That always helps
msm4rsh: @Charliecondou tried that how's you darl? X
Charliecondou: @msm4rsh I'm ace, busy though. I miss you Marshy x
msm4rsh: @Charliecondou ahh miss you too!! Will come down see you soon x
PUN
JeffreyLuscombe: Took me 30+ years but just got that Soft Cell was a pun.
Charliecondou: @JeffreyLuscombe oh, so it is!
dj set
Charliecondou: RT @misscherrylala: Andi & I xxx RT @RBMA: Rare @misscherrylala DJ set. http://t.co/poWdJGm4Dc
SCOTLAND
Charliecondou: Edinburgh folks , this is definitely one to see! http://one4review.co.uk/2014/08/wendy-wason-hotel-california-4/ … @Wendy_Wason
ThatMrStirling: @Charliecondou Doesn't @Wendy_Wason do a Scots version of an R Kelly song in her act? REALLY hope I've got that right.
Wendy_Wason: @ThatMrStirling @Charliecondou haha! I don't but I did it at a late night gig. Pissed obviously x
ThatMrStirling: @Wendy_Wason @Charliecondou PLEASE say there's filmed evidence of this.... xx
Wendy_Wason: @ThatMrStirling @Charliecondou oh god. I hope not. It was very messy
ThatMrStirling: @Charliecondou Doesn't @Wendy_Wason do a Scots version of an R Kelly song in her act? REALLY hope I've got that right.
Wendy_Wason: @ThatMrStirling @Charliecondou haha! I don't but I did it at a late night gig. Pissed obviously x
ThatMrStirling: @Wendy_Wason @Charliecondou PLEASE say there's filmed evidence of this.... xx
Wendy_Wason: @ThatMrStirling @Charliecondou oh god. I hope not. It was very messy
DON'T MISQUOTE ME
Cuphook108: You want a written constitution enshrining the sovereignty of the Scottish people? Charlie Condou says NO. #indyref
Charliecondou: @Cuphook108 I do? Where?
Cuphook108: @Charliecondou You are aware you signed a letter to maintain the Union & all that implies?
Charliecondou: @Cuphook108 no I didn't. Read the statement. It says it's Scotland's choice but we'd love you to stay. That's it
Cuphook108: @Charliecondou Why do you want us to stay? How do I get the written constitution? How do I get rid of Trident & foodbanks if we stay?
Charliecondou: @Cuphook108 those are questions for politicians. But please don't misquote me.
BIRTHDAY
Charliecondou: Happy birthday etc to the delicious @Sparkle__Monkey xxx
oh_bradley: @Charliecondou you never wish me happy birthday!
Charliecondou: @oh_bradley happy birthday
oh_bradley: @Charliecondou you're too early and it lacks enthusiasm! I want a bit of jazz with it and nudes! c'mon Charlie!!
Brian Epstein Play Opens on London's West End
Epstein: The Man Who Made The Beatles, the long-awaited play about the legendary music manager Brian Epstein, opened at London's Leicester Square Theatre on Monday night, with stars of stage and screen turning out for the press night performance. The show will run for six weeks until Saturday, September 6.
Celebrity guests at the opening included Frankie Goes to Hollywood singer Holly Johnson, record mogul Seymour Stein, Coronation Street actors Philip Lowrie, Gwen Taylor and Charlie Condou, musician and photographer Mike McCartney, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, Merseybeat singer Beryl Marsden, Everton chairman and theatre producer Bill Kenwright, along with actress Jenny Seagrove, The Beatles' booking officer Joe Flannery and Merseyside MP's Angela and Maria Eagle to name but a few.
Stars of the show Andrew Lancel and Will Finlason received a standing ovation for their portrayal of Brian Epstein and fictional character 'This Boy'; both returning to the roles after the show premiered in Liverpool in 2012 as part of the city's official Beatles 50th Anniversary celebrations at the city's Epstein Theatre.
The show opens hot off the heels of The Beatles 50th Anniversary celebrations happening around the world, Brian Epstein posthumously inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and also the unveiling of a commemorative blue plaque at the London offices of Epstein's company NEMS on 29th June. Brian would have celebrated his 80th birthday this September.
Epstein: The Man Who Made The Beatles is the untold story and window into the private world of the gay, Jewish, music entrepreneur whose stellar career as the Beatles manager made him a household name yet whose controversial personal life remained very much in the closet. Brian died in 1967 of a concluded accidental overdose at the age of 32.
This two-hander play imagines this brilliant but troubled man's drug-fuelled final days whilst looking back upon his illustrious adult life and meteoric career from his drama school days to managing the world's biggest pop group - a must-see opportunity to discover a previously unexplored story and celebrate a true icon of 1960's popular culture ' a man who shaped music and style across the world.
EPSTEIN
FatherandSonBGT: Hi @Charliecondou didn't get to speak Monday but how did you enjoy @EpsteinThePlay we thought it outstanding! pic.twitter.com/yhYinxkzpm
Charliecondou: @FatherandSonBGT @EpsteinThePlay loved it!
Charlie Condou is to star in the UK premiere of the Tony nominated Broadway comedy drama Next Fall.
Next Fall, by award-winning by Geoffrey Nauffts, will play at Southwark Playhouse from Wednesday 24 September - Saturday 25 October.
Next Fall wil be directed by Luke Sheppard, whose critically acclaimed production of In The Heights was a sold-out smash hit at Southwark Playhouse earlier this year.
Next Fall portrays the ups and downs of Adam and Luke’s long term relationship and how they make it work - despite their differences. Luke is devoutly religious, while Adam is an atheist. However, following an unexpected accident which changes everything, Adam must turn to Luke’s family and friends for support…and answers. This timely and compelling new American play goes beyond a typical love story and paints a beautiful and funny portrait of modern romance, questioning commitment, faith and unconditional love.
Next Fall opened in New York in 2009 to huge critical acclaim before transferring to the Helen Hayes Theatre on Broadway in 2010, where it was produced by Sir Elton John and David Furnish.
Geoffrey Nauffts won the John Gassner Award at the Outer Critics Circle Awards for Best New American Play for Next Fall. The play was also nominated for Outstanding Play at the Drama Desk Awards (2010), Outstanding New Broadway Play at the Outer Critics Circle Awards (2010) and Best Play at the Tony Awards (2010).
Charlie Condou (who plays Adam) became a household name playing series regular Marcus Dent in the ITV drama Coronation Street. His theatre credits include: Dying for It (Almedia Theatre), The Changeling (Southwark Playhouse), Shopping & F***ing (No 1 tour), Cracked (Hampstead Theatre), After The Rain (Gate Theatre). On TV he played Renoir in the BBC drama The Impressionists and had guest roles as Nino in Gimme, Gimme, Gimme and Giles in Dead Babies.
The rest of the cast are: Nancy Crane, Ben Cura, Martin Delaney, Mitchell Mullen and Sirine Saba.
Director: Luke Sheppard
Designer: David Woodhead
Lighting Design: Howard Hudson
Sound Design: David Gregory
Casing: Sophie Parrott
Produced by James Quaife Productions and David Adkin Limited.
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