THEATRE; a place where.....

[Walter]

actors work when they can't get a job on telly or in a film.
there, I've said it!   

[Robbie]

Disagree.   Theatre is the bizz.  TV and film pay more though so actors do those in between stage work to make more money.

[Walter]

Disagree.   Theatre is the bizz.  TV and film pay more though so actors do those in between stage work to make more money.

its the other way round, obviously      .

[Robbie]

I disagree but suggest you ask actors, they'll tell you which is more prestigious.

[Walter]

I disagree but suggest you ask actors, they'll tell you which is more prestigious.

they just want to be famous. 'look at me, look at me'
If they're not famous it means they're not very good and nobody wants to pay money to see that 

[Maeght]

Probably shouldn't  generalise.

[Walter]

Probably shouldn't  generalise.

I love to generalise, it usually upsets somebody.

[Maeght]

I love to generalise, it usually upsets somebody.

Thought you might :-)

[Walter]

I disagree but suggest you ask actors, they'll tell you which is more prestigious.

On BBC4 tonight there is a program called Sir Peter Hall Remembered.
with contributions from ........you guessed it ,FAMOUSE people!

[Walter]

Thought you might :-)

you're welcome 

[jeremyp]

It's just occurred to me that the reason an operating theatre is called an operating theatre is because, in olden days, it really was a theatre with people watching.

[Walt Zingmatilder]

actors work when they can't get a job on telly or in a film.
there, I've said it!

And I suppose the government introduced the Theatre as a way of getting film and TV actors work?

[Nearly Sane]

It's just occurred to me that the reason an operating theatre is called an operating theatre is because, in olden days, it really was a theatre with people watching.

On that - this is quite an enjoyable museum

http://oldoperatingtheatre.com/