Firstly, a couple of plays last Saturday in London:
Red - 5/5
Teriffic play about one of my favourite artists, Mark Rothko. Alfred Molina turns in a stunning performance. I would recommend you go see it, but it finished on Saturday...
The Misanthrope - 3/5
Keira Knightley's stage debut is proof that yes, she really can act. All in all, a great ensemble cast, especially Knightley, Damian Lewis as the titular misanthrope and Tara Fitzgerald. Unfortunately, Martin Crimp's re-working of Moliere's satire is pretty flat in its second and third acts, which drags it down somewhat, but it's always livened when Lewis is on stage.
Yesterday's TV:
Countdown: 5th February
Jay Lopian - 81
Phill Thorne - 79
Dan Brusca - 37
Woeful performance with LOAFERS, FUMING, CARBINE and PATIENT providing the only bright spots.
Countdown: 8th February
Craig Chittenden - 97
Jay Lopian - 74
Dan Brusca - 74
Points from RELINING, DIAPERS, BARONET, MELODY, COPED, JAILERS, NOTIONS, SAUTEED and the conundrum, BEAUTIFUL.
Law & Order Criminal Intent: Smothered - 4/5
Law & Order Special Victims Unit: ...Or Just Look Like One - 3/5
In Treatment: Season 1, Week 2, Laura - 4/5
You've Been Framed! - 4/5
‘What is something you thought rich people did that turned out to be
completely fake?’: People who have made a lot of money discuss the thoughts
they had about rich people before they became wealthy themselves.
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We have this idea of how rich people behave, but is it true or just what
films and TV shows show us?
As someone who is actually really far from being rich,...
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