I attended the opening night of Grease yesterday which was energetic and full of fun. The dancing was quite outstanding and the two leads, Danny Bayne and Susan McFadden, fitted in very well. However my favourite characters were Jason Capewell who played an outrageous Vince Fontaine, and Rizzo played by Jayde Westaby - her rendition of There are worse things I could do was the best song of the evening. If you've enjoyed Dirty Dancing and Mama Mia, then this is a show for you.
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i dont know where else to tell your goodself,,i have been a great fan of yours and have read all your books many many times. I was recently looking you up on wikipedia.com and saw a book supposedly written by you in 2004 *in the lap of the gods* i cant seem to find it anywhere including your own website..pls help? with best rgds,,,sachal (frm pakistan) essel1@Yahoo.com
essel1 - 'In the Lap of the Gods' was a working title only, and this book was later published under the new title, 'Sons of Fortune'. Thanks for writing, best wishes, Jeffrey.
thx for yr kind reply, i have read 'sons of fortune' many many times as i have read all yr books....it was a great book as always....by the way, y do u make yr readers guess what u r intending to say, like in yr ending of sons of fortune, we had to guess who finally did become the governer, yeah we know it was fletcher but only because he was the one who always called heads.....i havent read yr latest book yet 'the gospel according to judas' but im presuming its some kind of a religious book , and not the usual fiction! anyway more power to yr pen and mind....cheers
sachal
thx a lot for your kind response....i have read 'sons of fortune' many many times like all your other books,,but why do you leave the readers to figure out who becomes the governer in the end instead of writing it plainly...i mean we could guess by who calls head all the time but still! one more question for you sir is , your new book 'the gospel according to judas' seems more like a religious book than fiction? anymore more power to your mind and pen! cheers...sachal
Jeffrey I see in the Mail today Richard Kay seems keen to read your blog ..great any press is good press
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