Liverpool Nativity...anyone see it?

[domtyler]

Well currently a small town if it make any difference...I come from a small city spent a large part of my life in London and a few years living in Sweden.
What's your point? And what has it to do with my enjoyment of a TV prog?

I was trying to make a silly point but on this occasion I have failed.

 

[Fab Foodie]

I was trying to make a silly point but on this occasion I have failed.

No worries...G'night

 

[spen666]

"Modern" retelling of the age old nativity play, Joseph as asylum seeker performed live in Liverpool with a host of "faces" and well known tunes slotted in.
I thought it was pretty excellent entertainment, a change from the usual, well performed, interesting setting and good vibes.

In case simoncc pops along, I thought it was worth my licence fee.

Liverpool comes 2nd to Manchester again?

Didn't they do this in Manchester last year using Manc music?

 

[Fab Foodie]

They did the Manchester Passion last year. Which was also enjoyable.

I spent a part of last night trying to guess what Birmingham will get when its turn comes.

I'll be dead by the time they've worked their way to Exeter then...

 

[mondobongo]

It was a novel approach but Cathy Tyson's singing was pretty grim. It failed to hold my attention and I dozed off after half an hour.

 

[spen666]

It was a novel approach but Cathy Tyson's singing was pretty grim. It failed to hold my attention and I dozed off after half an hour.

What was novel about it compared to what they did last year in Manchester?

serious qu. as I have not seen last night's programme yet- got it recorded to watch

 

[mondobongo]

Novel as in a different way to tell the Nativity story, cant speak for the Manchester event as not seen it.

 

[Fnaar]

Were there any wheeled vehicles that we can make "left standing on a pile of bricks" jokes about?