It was a fun night. Didn't come away completely sold on Stiles & Drewe but some of their stuff (especially actually the cabaret pieces) was wonderfully witty. All of the actors needed their mike levels increasing (except for Gareth who was miked to the hilt and Alison Jaier who sung the Diva song who could probably have reached the gods on her own steam)but all acquitted themselves well except for Helena who I thought embarassed herself. Oliver Tompsett looked gorgeous and I am quite taken with the concept of him as a gay Prince Charming. Julie was also great but should have learnt a long time ago as I did that pale skinned brunettes cannot wear pastel pink - fushcia or raspberry darling!

We waited around afterwards and saw various people but decided against the autograph thing. Chatted to Daniel briefly but I've already gone beyond the point of autographs and photos with him now - he recognises me straight away to the extent that asking him to sign something would now be quite odd.

And if you think seeing the show 10 times makes someone a dedicated Wicked fangirl you haven't been frequenting the same sites as me. That's nothing - if I had a spare 250 gb hard drive and an afternoon free i could fill it with audios of Wicked from around the world - so much is out there. The Wicked peeps i know have been 20+ times and are going to Broadway to see Kerry.