Despite the title, this is nothing to do with Guy, lol. No, Karl is in a West End farce that's currently running at the Comedy Theatre. :)

I'm going to go!! :woohoo :excited

Here's an interview with him, which is pretty damn good. B)
The Big Interview with Karl

they mentioned this in the londer i think it was - some london paper anyway on tuesday - they also mentioned the GW siging in it and they said about the screaming girls :) that was us w00t w00t

anyway, it sounds rather interesting so i would love to see this :D

i'm gonna ask my mum to take me for my birthday

although i can't afford the good seats lol and i don't think she's willing to pay more than £20. whenever i go theatre with her we go to the booth to get last minute tickets on the cheap - with crappy seats.

you can try and go on the day and sometimes you can get a student discount and get good last minuite seats of people who have cancelled and stuff - also quite a few theatres reserve 50 seats to sell on the day and mainly to students but as i'm not an expert you may have to research this fact...

I've booked my tickets! :excited I'm going on Thursday 30th November. I don't know if anyone else is going but if you are and you can make it on that date (unlikely, I know), it'd be great to meet up with you. *looks hopefully*

although i havnt booked the tickets as yet (waiting on numbers), i shall be going! but on the 24th (day after my b-day) so i shan't be meeting you :(

have fun though!

i'm really looking forward to it :D :D

I went a while ago...its really funny, but i was probably laughing the loudest in the theatre and mostly at karl, his accent is really funny...its meant to be welsh I think but he keeps slipping back into his martin voice its really funny!!!

you're going to see it layles?? can i come?? am i invited???

Aw, *sniff* Pity we won't be able to meet up. Still, great to hear you're going. Hope you have fun too. :D

Well, I'm back from London and from Donkeys' Years. I really enjoyed it. There were more lol moments than I'd really expected so that was great. I did think it was ever so slightly overdone, tbh, but only slightly and it didn't do anything to stop its being funny so it was all good. :)

Karl was lovely in it. I felt v. sorry for his character. I loved how he used body language a lot rather than speech sometimes - it made for a lot of laughs, like, for those of you who have seen it, when he was trying to be casual and cool-looking in front of the woman and particularly when he tried to lean his elbow on the bookshelf but wasn't close enough so ended up looking really awkward and slowly falling into it. :lol: :lol:

Oh, his accent, yeah, S4M, it did sound Welsh at times but I think - although I could be wrong - it was meant to be Devon or Cornish or something like that. Tink would, no doubt, be able to tell me if I'm right if she heard it.

Well, I'm really glad I went and saw it and was pleased my boyfriend enjoyed it just as much too. :) My only regret is that I didn't insist on going round to the stage door afterwards. I really wish I had now because I would have LOVED to have met Karl. :( :cry *sulks* <_< <_<

aww that sounds really cool. i was going through london yesterday for an open day at surrey uni and i saw posters for donkey years and much ado!