For the fellow Tennant-fans on my flist, here is a little Valentine's something put together by tennantnews just for you.

(Goodness, though, wasn't he young. All fresh-faced and cheeky. We're all getting old!)

Those of you who are left entirely unmoved by the delightful Mr David Tennant, just move right along.

green_maia, sensiblecat and my other fellow-Tennant-adorers, grab a set of headphones and prepare to melt into a puddle all over the floor (NSFW therefore if work disapproves of such puddles...)

With eternal gratitude to just_ann_now for this most perfect of birthday presents:

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In the midst of all the RL madness (housebuying, sorting out First Small Person's secondary school place for next year, work...)

( we made it to Stratford to see Richard II! )

Beowulf is online...

and...

thanks to the wondrous (and persistent) sensiblecat ...

I AM GOING TO SEE DAVID TENNANT PLAY RICHARD II FOR THE RSC IN OCTOBER!!!

Calloo, callay, squeeeee, etc, etc....

[Cross-posted at both LJ and DW - feel free to comment at either...]

Yes, I know most of you who care already saw this announcement and I am way behind...

David Tennant to play Richard II for the RSC in the winter 2013 season!
Oh gods, can I really justify splurging on RSC membership when I so rarely get to Stratford? But if I don't, I won't have a hope of getting any tickets... and do I stump up £40 for the ( Read more... )

I don't think so. I don't think I could leave the RG and the Small People; but...

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Very much looking forward to attempting to keep up with the mammoth BBC drama broadcast this week of Vasily Grossman's Life and Fate on Radio 4. With all-star cast including Kenneth Branagh, Greta Scacchi, Janet Suzman, Harriet Walter and David Tennant!  Off to bed to listen to Episode 1...

Kudos to katherine_b for spotting this:

Recording of the David Tennant/Catherine Tate Much Ado About Nothing

Let's hope that having lost two of DT's performances that week (he'd lost his voice) won't leave them short of material...

Morning, ladies!

Those of you UK-based whose day is always brightened by a spot of Mr. David Tennant may wish to grab a copy of today's Guardian for the Weekend section...

... for those beyond these shores or who are unlikely to get down to the newsagent, his interview with the G's Simon Hattenstone (to publicise  the upcoming Fright Night, of ( Read more... )

Because I am fed up with fretting about house woes and complications (trust me, you don't want to know), I thought it was about time I reviewed last Saturday night's performance of Much Ado About Nothing...

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