Released on February 24
| Julia Lee | 23/02/2011 18:23:39 |
| Moderator 1336 forum posts 697 photos 191 articles | So, what do we reckon of these Musicals stamps, then? They're out tomorrow. Given that I heard on the radio Brian May was launching them, publicity is guaranteed. Is that their only plus? Or is it something Britain really does very well? One positive I can see: Thunderbirds got HUGE press - front page of the Times, for example. If this issue does, too, could stamp collecting get a slightly better public image? If I were Royal Mail, I'd have them on sale in theatres. Reports from anyone who goes to a London show, please! |
| Stewart Ogilvie-Goddard | 24/02/2011 16:18:23 |
| 18 forum posts 7 photos | Not impressed in the slightest. |
| Julia Lee | 24/02/2011 16:19:17 |
| Moderator 1336 forum posts 697 photos 191 articles | Hi Stewart. Can you be more specific? |
| Richard Stevens | 25/02/2011 20:24:31 |
| 1 forum posts | Why was "The Mousetrap" not featured, as the longest ever running West End show, although not strictly a musical, but is Monty Python's Spamalot? Richard Stevens |
| Julia Lee | 09/03/2011 12:00:27 |
| Moderator 1336 forum posts 697 photos 191 articles | It is specifically a Musicals issue though, so I think they're in the clear on that one. |
| Jack | 24/03/2011 21:43:23 |
| 100 forum posts | Nice set of stamps. Will be awkward to find on cover as they will all be in Australia above base rate. I bet a lot of the 'Spamalot' go to University students for birthday cards... Spamalot is a musical!!! |
Please login to post a reply.