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A fantastic, feisty heroine for anyone's dds with a physical disability.....or anyone's dds for that matter

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toomanysleighs · 14/12/2007 09:42

I was just reading needmorecoffee's rant about some selfish woman in the bus the other day. And I was just thinking about an amazing Christmas show I saw at the Lyric Hammersmith on Friday - Beauty and the Beast - starring Lisa Hammond,who is a small person, as Beauty. She is 29 and the pain in her joints is immense and she has to be in a wheelchair most of the time. She does the show partly in the wheelchair and partly not. She is a brilliant, brilliant professional actress, and an inspiration to all women, but I reckon if you do have a physically disabled dd, there could be no greater inspiration for her than seeing this fabulous Beauty. It's on till January. Some critics have got all squirmy about it, which I found terrifyingly medieval.
www.lyric.co.uk/

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toomanysleighs · 14/12/2007 09:59

Bump.

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MissPebbles · 14/12/2007 10:47

Sounds wonderful

Blu · 14/12/2007 10:48

ooh, I've seen Lisa Hammond in shows - she's great.

Are there any links to squirmy critics, tms? Am interested.

toomanysleighs · 14/12/2007 11:26

I think it was Benedict Nightingale in the Times who couldn't cope. But he is scarcely renowned for his modern thinking.

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Blu · 14/12/2007 12:47

LOL!

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