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"I'd Love To Play An Evil Role!" - Holly Bluett On Playing Princess Jasmine In Aladdin

Posted by Megan_ProMo from Cardiff - Published on 07/01/2016 at 15:31
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We chatted to rising star, Holly Bluett, about wearing beautiful curtains, keeping on track of her stage schedule...and trying not to get the giggles on stage.

Questions by young Cardiffians. Expertly asked by theSprout's Editor, Sam Easterbrook.

Aladdin runs at the New Theatre until 17 January 2016. You can get your tickets here.

You can read theSprout's review of Aladdin @ New Theatre here.

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sean123

Commented 4 months ago - 8th January 2016 - 22:09pm

I saw Aladdin on 23rd December and I must say that the acting was of a very high standard! I would just like to point out though that there was a lot of extremely rude humour with sexual references that would probably not be suitable for younger children. Although I don't think that they would understand anyway, it would have been better to just keep the jokes family friendly seeing as it is mostly aimed at younger viewers. I know it is hilarious to see the actors improvise and make silly mistakes on the stage but when I saw it there was a lot of this happening and I don't know if it was in the script but one of the male actors who was taking part in the time-passer (before the end when they come on and sing a song, adding to it as they go) had his trousers pulled down by one of the other actors. He didn't look very happy and although everyone was laughing, I think again that it would have been better to keep to the script...