A Variety Show

[Johnathan Colourfield]

Hey Guys

 

me and some friends are going to be putting a variety show together and we are not sure what theme to choose so i thought i'd ask you

 

Could i get as many votes as possible by Wednesday evening GMT.

 

 

 

Thanks alot

 

 

 

Johnathan

[Johnathan Colourfield]

Hi

 

 

 

heres more details about each show

 

An Evening On Broadway - A Show covering a

[Demetz]

Hi

 

 

 

heres more details about each show

 

An Evening On Broadway - A Show covering a variety of musicals on broadway and the west end at the moment

Saturday Night At The Movies - A Show based on a night at the movies throughout the decades

Shoot For The Stars - Can we really find our dreams? Or do we lose them? A show based on this.

A Cruise Ship Cabaret - Exactly what it says on the tin a cabaret set on a cruise ship

The Golden Age Of Television - When do you think the golden age was , was it the 70's or was it the 00's?

 

 

 

 

 

You may want to also explain just what a cabaret is for the vocabularically challenged

[Johnathan Colourfield]

A cabaret is show of a variety of acts all in one show. simples

[Nephylim]

As a dark and dangerous type I have to vote for Saturday Night at the Movies but only if they are horror ones.

 

Good luck with the show whichever theme you choose

[Gay_In_Flanders]

As a dark and dangerous type I have to vote for Saturday Night at the Movies but only if they are horror ones.

 

Good luck with the show whichever theme you choose

Picked that one to!

 

Please don't do Broadway ... .

[Benji]

Picked that one to!

 

Please don't do Broadway ... .

 

........Either Broadway or Saturday Night Movies!

[Johnathan Colourfield]

Hi Guys

 

after debating with my production team , weve chosen to do "A Cruise Ship Cabaret"

 

Thanks for your votes

 

 

 

Johnathan xx

 

 

[Nephylim]

Good Luck with the Show!!!!!

 

We are expecting photos

[glomph]

The Golden Age of Television was in the '50s:

 

live dramas every night

Edward R. Murrow

I Love Lucy

Sid Caesar

Steve Allen pioneers the Tonight Show

Ernie Kovacs

Groucho Marx, Burns and Allen, Jack Benny

Ed Sullivan's show

etc.

 

There were a lot of good shows in the '70s, but the best grew out of the ones listed above.

[Johnathan Colourfield]

Bad News

 

due to other commitments of cast members and such we have decided to not go forward with this project

 

*is slightly pissed off* i worked really hard on this show