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I’d Do Anything

Submitted by skykid on Friday, 14 March 2008View Comments
http://www.bbc.co.uk/oliver/

BBC – I’d Do Anything – Home via kwout

One of my favorite musicals is Oliver. About a year ago I wrote a post about it and recently found out about that BBC is currently hosting an audition for the next West end oliver. This is handled in a format of Saturday night show – I’d Do Anything. The show would be great as more than 50 boys aged between 9 and 14 were auditioned – out of them 12 will be competing for the part of the famous Oliver Twist in the life shows aired on BBC. On the same show girls will be competing for the role of the caring Nancy.
The first show will be aired on Saturday 15th March at 7.30pm and I am really jealous to all who will have a chance to watch it live. Hopefully someone will record it and make it available on the net as soon as the show gets aired so that everyone will have a chance to experience the magic of one of thus unforgettable musical.
check out the trailer of the show :
And check out the the official web site of I’d Do Anything for more information , video clips and up to date news.

  • Apparently we won't be able to vote on the kid who plays oliver which is gonna take a bit of fun out of it. They're worried about upsetting them as they'll be pretty young so I suppose it's only fair.

    About getting hold of it abroad, the people at UKNova usually post shows like this pretty sharpish.
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