Samuel Williams - Revision history

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Quotes

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	"That Creme Egg is still giving my jipp"		"That Creme Egg is still giving my jipp"

			"The Phantom of the Opera is classical music"

			"I want to be known among the PA societies, y'know?"

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History of Roles

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History of Roles

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	My ARCH lecturer explained how much of a menace Barbary Pirates were, up until the early 19th century. He shared with us an anecdote of these North African Pirates attacking the south west of England, to which I replied "So not only did they have the Pirates of Penzance to contend with, they had to deal with African Pirates too". The room erupted into a large "HA-HA" much like that which can be found on line 3, page 154 of the libretto.		My ARCH lecturer explained how much of a menace Barbary Pirates were, up until the early 19th century. He shared with us an anecdote of these North African Pirates attacking the south west of England, to which I replied "So not only did they have the Pirates of Penzance to contend with, they had to deal with African Pirates too". The room erupted into a large "HA-HA" much like that which can be found on line 3, page 154 of the libretto.
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Thomas Joy

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	LOpSoc brought together Samuel with his creative, professional and bromantic partner [[Thomas Joy]], LopSoc's resident Musical Director. They are currently writing their first operetta together, claiming to be the 21st century answer to Gilbert and Sullivan.		LOpSoc brought together Samuel with his creative, professional and bromantic partner [[Thomas Joy]], LopSoc's resident Musical Director. They are currently writing their first operetta together, claiming to be the 21st century answer to Gilbert and Sullivan.
	Samuel and Thomas secretly have a bromance going on ~~but they will not admit their undying love for each other~~. ~~Hup gaaaaaaaaaay!~~		Samuel and Thomas secretly have a bromance going on, the self-styled [[Thomuel]].

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Thomas Joy

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	LOpSoc brought together Samuel with his creative, professional and bromantic partner [[Thomas Joy]], LopSoc's resident Musical Director. They are currently writing their first operetta together, claiming to be the 21st century answer to Gilbert and Sullivan.		LOpSoc brought together Samuel with his creative, professional and bromantic partner [[Thomas Joy]], LopSoc's resident Musical Director. They are currently writing their first operetta together, claiming to be the 21st century answer to Gilbert and Sullivan.
			Samuel and Thomas secretly have a bromance going on but they will not admit their undying love for each other. Hup gaaaaaaaaaay!

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	LOpSoc brought together Samuel with his creative, professional and bromantic partner [[Thomas Joy]], LopSoc's resident Musical Director. They are currently writing their first operetta together, claiming to be the 21st century answer to Gilbert and Sullivan.		LOpSoc brought together Samuel with his creative, professional and bromantic partner [[Thomas Joy]], LopSoc's resident Musical Director. They are currently writing their first operetta together, claiming to be the 21st century answer to Gilbert and Sullivan.
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	He is due to perform in [[Pirates of Penzance 2014]] as Major-General Stanley.		He is due to perform in [[Pirates of Penzance 2014]] as Major-General Stanley.

			==Thomas Joy==

			LOpSoc brought together Samuel with his creative, professional and bromantic partner [[Thomas Joy]], LopSoc's resident Musical Director. They are currently writing their first operetta together, claiming to be the 21st century answer to Gilbert and Sullivan.
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Quotes

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	My ARCH lecturer explained how much of a menace Barbary Pirates were, up until the early 19th century. He shared with us an anecdote of these North African Pirates attacking the south west of England, to which I replied "So not only did they have the Pirates of Penzance to contend with, they had to deal with African Pirates too". The room erupted into a large "HA-HA" much like that which can be found on line 3, page 154 of the libretto.		My ARCH lecturer explained how much of a menace Barbary Pirates were, up until the early 19th century. He shared with us an anecdote of these North African Pirates attacking the south west of England, to which I replied "So not only did they have the Pirates of Penzance to contend with, they had to deal with African Pirates too". The room erupted into a large "HA-HA" much like that which can be found on line 3, page 154 of the libretto.

			"If you pushed me to name my favourite Mozart piece, I guess I would have to say Moonlight Sonata"

			"Is that syncopation?"

			"I apologise for my shallow belt" after singing Music of the Night, much to [[Thomas Joy]] 's annoyance.

			"That Creme Egg is still giving my jipp"


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