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Billy Elliot at the Victoria Palace Theatre
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7 May 2009My newest review is live on Spoonfed for Billy Elliot at the Victoria Palace Theatre:
As I sit comfortably in my seat about halfway through the first act of Billy Elliot at the Victoria Palace Theatre, I get the sense that despite your usual song-and-dance numbers, this show offers something a bit different than most West End musicals. Whether it’s a unique approach to music within the show, a surprisingly earnest and engaging cast of children or the RBC quality ballet performances, Billy Elliot stands head and shoulders over most commercial West End tourist fare.
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Meaghan Fitzgerald is an American ex-pat now living in London, UK and working for tech start up Spoonfed Media as director of marketing. While The Top Floor Flat initially covered London sites and scenes, European travel and recollections on living abroad, more recent articles focus on start ups, business, technology and marketing.
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2 Responses to Billy Elliot at the Victoria Palace Theatre
kelly
May 7th, 2009 at 9:38 pm
hahaha, i was looking at your spoonfed profile and scrolled down the first page of your reviews
you love london waayy too much….you didn’t give anything less than 3 stars out of 5…that’s not a single negative review!
a true reviewer would find something to complain about….you should get on that
Meaghan
May 8th, 2009 at 6:07 am
@Kelly
You know, someone else mentioned this too me – but those reviews on my Spoonfed profile are all the events I go to in my free time, not things I go to review for work necessarily. So why would I go to something I know I’m not going to like? Clearly I’m just really good at choosing good things to do around London. Which you would know if you came to visit me!!