Which of you all will now deny to dance?

Jan 02, 2011 23:55

Jonathan Agnew has just alleged that the cast of the RSC's Romeo and Juliet commemorated England retaining the Ashes by performing the sprinkler dance at the Capulets' ball last night.

Thought to be something to do with Sam Troughton (Romeo), brother of Warwickshire batsman Jim as well as son of David and grandson of Patrick.

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vilakins January 3 2011, 01:36:24 UTC
Very cool! I hadn't heard of the sprinkler dance before they did it this week, but yay!

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kalypso_v January 3 2011, 11:38:55 UTC
It's supposed to have been started by Paul Collingwood though I'm not sure where he got the idea.

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gauroth January 3 2011, 01:45:00 UTC
I am loving how Michael Vaughan is teasing Aggers about his (the BBC's Cricket Correspondent's!) rash vow to do the sprinkler here if England win the series!

I'm also very impressed that there's so much pink about, for the McGrath Foundation in aid of breast cancer care. A very good thing indeed.

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kalypso_v January 3 2011, 11:43:03 UTC
Yes, and if you were insomniac long enough Aggers had an interview with Glenn McGrath and Tracy Bevan about the Foundation and life since Jane died. They played it during a rain break so I imagine it will come up again - probably on the third day which is dedicated to Jane.

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pherber_m January 3 2011, 05:42:15 UTC
lol - wish there was a video of that!

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kalypso_v January 3 2011, 11:46:10 UTC
I've looked on the BBC site and it seems it was Troughton himself who texted them about it. I wish it was available for us all, but I suspect you had to be there on Saturday!

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glitterboy1 January 3 2011, 11:34:54 UTC
Excellent! Now that would be something to see.

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kalypso_v January 3 2011, 11:47:10 UTC
I wonder whether it was Mercutio who led the dance? I can just see that!

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