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The writing was on the wall when London’s Billy Elliot announced it was departing the Victoria Palace Theatre on April 9. The venue’s owner, Cameron Mackintosh, is set to refurbish the house and is aiming to put a small show you might have heard of called Hamilton in there. As previously reported, the British mega-producer will team up with the new musical’s creator Lin-Manuel Miranda to bring it to the West End in 2017 and the Daily Mail reports that the tuner will go into the venue as long as it’s ready.
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton Aims to Reopen London’s Victoria Palace Theatre (Broadway.com)
Ooh! Reasonably aesthetically similar and of a similar layout to the Richard Rogers – in fact, seats a couple hundred more (which is welcomed). Although who knows what they’ll be doing with the refurb, I guess.
One of only seven West End theatres that can seat upwards of 1500, which is just as well – goodness knows they’ll be able to sell the tickets.
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OMG I AM SO EXCITED
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Who’s taking a trip to London with me when this happens?
There Is Water Flowing on Mars As We Speak
We finally have a firm answer to one of the biggest mysteries of Mars. Not only did the Red Planet have water in the past, but it has it right now, flowing in a briny mix that keeps it from freezing. This confirms decades of observations.
In an article published in Nature Geoscience, a team lead by Lujendra Ojha of the Georgia Institute of Technology confirms that seasonal flows in mountainous regions of the planet correspond with the presence of briny water. The seasonal flows were first noticed in 2010, with water the strongest suspect. Spectral observations of season data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter indicate the presence of hydrated salts on the surface, or water mixing with a thick brine of salts.
For anyone wondering why we’re all crying about the Unravel presentation at E3 today, here is the presentation. After hours of stuffy old people just reading off of scripts and trying to make awkward jokes to fit in with the youngins, it was SO refreshing to have someone come on stage and be so… sincere, and in love with their game. His raw emotions and true passion really captured my interest and, I think, the hearts of everyone watching.
Also, the little “hi!” from Yarny is cavity-inducing sweetness, omg.
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‘The Night of the Doctor’ Mini Episode is here!
The Bringer of Darkness, the Oncoming Storm, the Doctor, the Warrior – A Time Lord! The 50th Anniversary features Matt Smith, David Tennant and a mysterious incarnation played by John Hurt. Only one appears in the mini episode, The Night of the Doctor. But which?
Watch the Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor Prequel NOW. Via BBC