NOT content with playing corrupt cop "Supermac" in the drama series Ashes to Ashes (now running on BBC1), Roger Allam (Pe B, Th A 1964-72) has just taken over the role of drag artist Zaza in the hit West End musical La Cage Aux Folles. Here's a six-minute audio interview with him and co-star Phillip Quast (Roger's the one without an Australian accent):
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- TRONGON CHARSLEY
- was appointed to the staff of Christ's Hospital in 1552, in the important post of Coal Keeper. Four and a half centuries later, he continues to dole out grimy black lumps of this and that from time to time…
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It scares me that we seem to be putting a lot more focus into league tables and results; that's not what this school's about. It's about giving people a chance and they do come right in the end. CH does create rogues, but loveable ones.
Ken Leadbetter (Staff 1997-2009)
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Ken Leadbetter (Staff 1997-2009)
Previously on Housey Voice
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- He followed his dream
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- A few Frank words
- Make money in a recession
- "Humbling to read"
- Morning Song
- Cricket, scourge of wildlife
- All-seeing eye
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- Elder statesman of breaks
- Outlandish land
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- Part of something very special
- Wigs and fiddles
- Come on you reds
- Crippling costs
- Woman of parts
- Unimpressed
- RIP Mrs Green
- Time capsule
- Not yet extinct
- Israel and Palestine
- His spirit lives on
- Land, sea or sky?
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- "The Church which has been our home"
- Amused, but never mocking
- We rose as one
- "Riches beyond compare"
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- The curse of inherited wealth
- Roller coaster ride
- Lonely goatherds
- At Number 10
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