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Count me in - should be really good 
Posted: 09:14 Dec 25 2003
alyson hannigan in london theatre ...
saw this on starfury e-groups and i definitley wanna go ...
From The Hollywood Reporter
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Alyson Hannigan is set to play Sally to Luke Perry's Harry. The actress has
just been cast in the London stage version of Rob Reiner's 1989 film "When
Harry Met Sally," playing the part originally made famous by Meg Ryan.
Directed by Loveday Ingram, the production is set to unveil in previews Feb.
10 with an official opening Feb. 20 at the Theatre Royal in London. Produced
by James Tod, "When Harry Met Sally" is scheduled to run for 16 weeks.
Marcy Kahan adapted Nora Ephron's script for the stage. It will find
Hannigan and Perry as longtime friends who keep bumping into each other
through the years while they separately search for love, always afraid to
hook up with each other for fear that sex will ruin their good friendship.
Hannigan is repped by Innovative Artists and manager Steve Lovett and Lovett
Management. She is best known for her work as Willow on "Buffy the Vampire
Slayer" as well as her part in the "American Pie" franchise as the
flute-toting love interest of Jason Biggs' character.
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who wants to join me?
personally i loved the film here's hoping the stage version as just as good
(Edited by bipolar 25/12/2003 00:09)
From The Hollywood Reporter
==========
Alyson Hannigan is set to play Sally to Luke Perry's Harry. The actress has
just been cast in the London stage version of Rob Reiner's 1989 film "When
Harry Met Sally," playing the part originally made famous by Meg Ryan.
Directed by Loveday Ingram, the production is set to unveil in previews Feb.
10 with an official opening Feb. 20 at the Theatre Royal in London. Produced
by James Tod, "When Harry Met Sally" is scheduled to run for 16 weeks.
Marcy Kahan adapted Nora Ephron's script for the stage. It will find
Hannigan and Perry as longtime friends who keep bumping into each other
through the years while they separately search for love, always afraid to
hook up with each other for fear that sex will ruin their good friendship.
Hannigan is repped by Innovative Artists and manager Steve Lovett and Lovett
Management. She is best known for her work as Willow on "Buffy the Vampire
Slayer" as well as her part in the "American Pie" franchise as the
flute-toting love interest of Jason Biggs' character.
==========
who wants to join me?
personally i loved the film here's hoping the stage version as just as good
(Edited by bipolar 25/12/2003 00:09)
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Posted: 09:14 Dec 25 2003
OOoh count me in too - I'll probably get around to seeing it twice then as we're talking about seeing it here as well
Posted: 10:40 Dec 25 2003 
LMAO!!
by bipolar
my woman (in my miiiiiind)
Sounds cool, I'm interested. It's one of those films that I've never actually got round to seeing. But maybe that'll be good cos I won't be comparing it to the film the whole way through...
Posted: 17:22 Dec 30 2003 
Got a flash of the restaurant scene going thru my mind
Posted: 18:43 Jan 08 2004
I went last night to see this and boy what a night it was 
It was great fun and I managed to get autographs from them too
It was great fun and I managed to get autographs from them too
Posted: 21:20 Feb 22 2004 Your photos are great
by Jola
I went last night to see this and boy what a night it was
It was great fun and I managed to get autographs from them too
Posted: 21:27 Feb 22 2004 Apart from me looking like a right minger
by Teresa
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Your photos are great
Thank you
Posted: 23:04 Feb 22 2004
I didnt go to see the play in the end but I did a great thing.I managed to sell my tickets for 265 pounds,I only paid 82 for them Would have liked to have gone but oh well....
Would have liked to have gone but oh well....
Posted: 00:03 Feb 23 2004 Wow! How'd you manage that?
by Jola
It was great fun and I managed to get autographs from them too
That's well good profit! You could always buy some more tickets at normal price anyway, 'cause otherwise you're missing out on some quality Alyson.
by prophecy
I didnt go to see the play in the end but I did a great thing.I managed to sell my tickets for 265 pounds,I only paid 82 for them Would have liked to have gone but oh well....
Posted: 18:45 Mar 01 2004
Me, Alex and two of my mates are going on the 9th of April at 8pm, god really good seats too, row J seats 18 and the ones around it, lol.
Me = oh so excited
Me = oh so excited
Posted: 18:55 Mar 01 2004 Quite easily - we waited with the crowd by the stage door
by Acker
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Wow! How'd you manage that?
Woohoo - you managed to change the date then
by Katiestar
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Me, Alex and two of my mates are going on the 9th of April at 8pm, god really good seats too, row J seats 18 and the ones around it, lol.
Posted: 19:41 Mar 01 2004
Yeah thank god!
after waiting on the phone for about 20 mins my mum finaly got to speak to someone and they said they shouldn't really change them but they did, woohoo!
No sign of my shoes tho.
after waiting on the phone for about 20 mins my mum finaly got to speak to someone and they said they shouldn't really change them but they did, woohoo!
No sign of my shoes tho.
Posted: 20:59 Mar 01 2004 Cool! So did a lot of people get autographs then?
by Jola
Quite easily - we waited with the crowd by the stage door
And I've now got my tickets sorted for it
They were only £26 each, so the seats aren't that good, upper circle. But £26 is actually quite a lot to me. So Aly, appreichiate.
Posted: 20:52 Mar 04 2004 
I couldn't figure out why you needed to change the date, but I guess this has something to do with what Bex has posted on the Starfury group about Alyson not being available between certain dates.
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