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Musical chairs; The first night of 'The Woman in White'.

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From: The Evening Standard (London, England)
Date: 20040924
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Another day, another Andrew Lloyd Webber musical. And this one sees a Michael Crawford comeback. Directed by Sir Trevor Nunn, The Woman in White is adapted from a Wilkie Collins chiller and drew an eclectic crowd eager for a sing-along.

Duncan from Blue, Lord Bragg (fresh from upsetting the Blairs), Dannii Minogue, Cilla Black and David Mellor helped form a mixed bag of guests who moseyed over to the Limelight for a chardonnay after the show.

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