Letter to the cast of Everybody Talking About Jamie.

Hi guys

It me again but this time this is to say congrats on going to the West end with Everybody Talking Ability Jamie. I couldn't be any happier for your guys.

Side I watched the show the second time I was hoping that it will find a theatre. Till the point I though that there have to be other people out there who think the same as I do. Thankfully there was loads of use where we now have a group on Facebook and on Twitter..

When we heard the news this morning we was all in shock but a good shock as we felt like this news just took too long to reach us. But thankfully it did.

As you guys have helped me through a lot like through the show itself to after. Only a few of you know that a couple of weeks before the show started that my flatmate passed away, and I needed an excuse to get out the house. So when the dress rehearsal came I thought I should give it a go and thankfully I did go as what felt like a lifetime I smiled.

On top of that there been time when I been feeling suicidal but I've been listening to "and you don't even know it" on repeat. So to hear the news I just wanted to cry so much. I wanted to cry as I can't thank you enough. As I can't afford to see you in London. I can't even afford to eat food let alone come down. I cried so much as it been the best news I've had since I've moved to Sheffield last September.

I can't put down in words how grateful I am, so much so that I feel like crying right now but I am all dried up from earlier. So even though I can't thank you in person, thank you from the bottom of my heart. I don't need to say break a nail as I know that you going to just WOW London with Everybody Talking about Jamie.

All my love

Zanny

Five Facts Friday

Each Friday I will talk about 5 random facts that I personal think are interesting. It could be about anything really from a film to the longest toenail.

So here my top five facts for Friday

1. Cherophobia is the phobia of fun
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
2. Movie trailers was original shown after the movie that why they are called trailers. They changed it to before the movie because people would then watch them.
3. Arab women can file for a divorce if their husband don't pour them a coffee.,........ Interesting
4. About 3% of the ice in Antarctic glaciers is penguin pee.
   
5. You ever wonder what the name of the bird that the Twitter logo well here is your answer. His name is Larry.
   

That your top 5 for this

Thursday blogs

Hello this going to be a induction to myself and what I am going to post about in the "Thursday blogs" as Thursdays are going to be my main day or I am going to try and make it my main day in which I post some sort of contact.

First of who am I?:
Well my name is Zanny and I am 21 years old currently living in Sheffield but was born and raised in Leicester. I love going to the theatre. The first production I've got to see was Billy Elliot in London when I was 13, but it wasn't till like 6 months later just after my 14th birthday when I want to see The King and I at The Curve in Leicester. If you ever have a chance to see a production there do it. It such a lovely place and put on great shows.

The last production I've seen was Julius Caesar right here in Sheffield at the Crucible theatre. There something about the atmosphere that really spoke to me. Not because I lost a friend earlier this year or fighting my own personal battles with suicidal thoughts, but it was because of the cast and crew and how much hard work they put into it. They rekindle my love for the work of William Shakespeare.

Now what will I talk about?;
Anything that pops into my head. However if I was going to do a Q&A I will let you know beforehand and you then comments here send me a tweet. My Twitter account is @zannyisall all the best.

Love
Zanny xx

Julius Caesar at the crucible theatre

I had the honour of watching Julius Caesar at the theatre and not any one but the crucible in Sheffield. Now I love going to the theatre but when I go I mainly choose musicals, so I thought that now might be a good experience to try out Shakespeare. Know I already knew a bit about Julius Caesar from history classes. Apart from that I knew very little about the plot.

On the day that I want was on the 22nd of May 2017 which any of you been keeping up with the news was the day of the Manchester attack at Ariana Granada concert. I was planning to go to that concert on that night but by the time I got to the site it was sold out. Thankfully for my sake that it was sold out, because I the had the chance to watch the amazing production directed by Robert Hestie instead.

I love all the cast from Samuel West and Arthur Hughes to Pandora Colin and Robinah Kironde. All the man look hot in uniform when it can to the second act which one of the ensemble agreed with me on. She was mainly was talking about Elliot Cowan. Which made us both start busting out with laughter another ensemble said we sound like Mrs brown and Winnie from Mrs Brown's boys. Which we kind of did on the last night. I was mainly thinking about someone else in uniform.

Everyone was so friendly which is a nice change from when I want to the theatre in Leicester as actors here spend time to talk to you and get more then a autograph or a picture. Which I really appreciated because I think that apart of going to the theatre. It shows us that they are willing to spend times with their fans.

Thank you everyone in the cast and the ensemble for making my first Shakespeare play a memorial one. Thanks Elliot for coming out still in costume to give me your autograph I was trying to get it from about 4:30. Thanks Arthur, Royce, Lily, Robinah and everyone else for being amazing. I love you all.

And Allison the honour all mine. It was a honour of watching you and then meeting you.