Sarah Elizabeth

Sarah, Twenty, United Kingdom.
Studying Scenic Art at Central School of Speech and Drama and loving every minute of it.

Welcome to my blog, if for some absurd reason you want to know more about me, click on the About Me link below. You'll find the normal stuff on here; I post a lot of lyrics and quotes too. Post me a question and I'll get back to you always. :) Go wild!

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Grow up, be mature, but still maintain those beautiful qualities. What I feel is important is the freedom to invent things, however ridiculous. Don't be afraid to take risks, to be creative, and try things. - Johnny Depp

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Work experience at the Hampstead Theatre in London, helping with the get-in for Chariots of Fire. We had to mix Vermiculite with PVA and spread it on the floor to create texture for a running track. Messy stuff but pretty therapeutic!

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Me and Emma at last night’s Pirate Party!

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My friend came down to London for the weekend and today were going to see both The Lion King and Legally Blonde on the West End! What an amazing day.

Were currently sitting in our seats with the most perfect view, there’s loads of kids sitting in front of us and because they’re all pretty small we’ve got such a clear view.

HAPPY.

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All the shows that I’ve seen since last October. <3

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It’s been snowing in London for about 8 hours and I took this out of our 3rd floor flat window earlier. Edited on Photoshop OBVIOUSLY but it’s so pretty.

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Matilda The Musical - Revolting Children

Such an amazing musical.

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Matilda The Musical
After hearing good things from some of my friends, me and my mate decided to go and see this tonight. Through some lucky chance, we managed to get front row seats for £12.50 each which were BLOODY GOOD; I was so close I could rest my program on the stage, so close I got spat on by Mr Wormwood. ;)
As a Scenic Artist in progress, this was wicked to see. Because I was so close, I was analyzing how everything had been made, how the stage was made of plywood, the wood techniques for the blocks, etc.
Anyway, I’m gonna summarize my ‘review’ in to bullet points because I’m terrible at writing everything down in a paragraph. All in all though, this is the best west end show on. If you know me, that’s a strange thing for me to say because Wicked has always been my favourite but I think even this overrides it.
The set is beautiful, the way the actors interact with it is amazing, especially the swing scene. It’s colourful and childish but so technical and clever.
The scene where Amanda gets swung around by her pigtails - AHHH. It actually happens - brilliant!
The actors were VERY well cast. Matilda had a beautiful voice and she was really pure and innocent. Miss Honey was sweet and Mrs Trunchbull (played by a guy) was fucking brilliant. He spat like nothing on earth, luckily missing me but he was so intimidating and so funny.
I laughed like crazy and at a few points even had tears in my eyes, both from sadness and amazement.
The cast was mostly made up of the classroom of kids and watching them up close - it’s shocking how talented they are. They didn’t put a foot wrong and they were so confident, and there was one little Japanese boy who was the sweetest little thing ever.
I just can’t get over this show. I NEED to go again. And so do you!

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Bill Nighy just walked the fuck past me.

I’m actually like :O! He made eye contact with me and I was staring at him and then looked away so as not to be ‘the annoying fan.’ I’ve only been in London a day! :D

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This will be my lounge whilst in London. <3

So after 11 weeks in the states, I finally jet back home tomorrow.

Back to England, the land of the bad weather. Goodbye sunshine, may we meet again some years in to the future! I’m quite sad to go back, I’ve got used to being here now and it’s become like home, even though I’ve been living in various hotels. I’m gonna miss popping to the deli for my morning bagel and spending every evening in Times Square at one point or another, even on the night of Hurricane Irene. Yes, I was there when it was deserted… something I can write in my autobiography should I ever become famous.

However, I am really excited because 1. I get to see my family in real life because as good as Skype is, it doesn’t come close to the real thing, and 2. I’m moving into a flat in London so I can go to Central School of Speech and Drama… my housemates are great and the actual flat is perfect! <3 LOVE IT.

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Drag me by my ankles, to the bottom of the ocean. There I’ll stay forever, until you come back from England. The London Bombs. I stayed up forever, tried to call your number, but you were lost forever, in the early days of winter. The London Bombs. I stay up forever, try to find an answer, in the sun I wait for you. The London Bombs. Dirty little town on the Thames is calling you away, dirty little town on the Thames is calling you away. Oh, The London Bombs.

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This is the front of the drama school I will be studying at for three years in London. It’s so gorgeous! I’ll be learning Scenic Art there which means painting the backdrops and scenery for theatre shows and films.