 and one that I hope to work at many times in the future. ItÆs an ensemble piece and a comedy and IÆm playing a role unlike anything IÆve ever done before.' Electricity with Christopher Eccleston, Sophie Ward, Andrew Scarborough, Patrick Brennan and Oliver Wood is one of seven world premieres to be staged at the Playhouse as part of the Spring/Summer season. To book your tickets call the Box Office on 0113 213 7700 or book online." A side note: an article in today's Mirror called "Sorry, Dr Who Did You Say?" by Fiona Cummins mentions Eccleston and the infamy of recent weeks, or lack thereof. "He may be the new Dr Who," says the article, "but Christopher Eccleston was Mr Nobody when he tried to waltz into a nightclub. The 40-year-old was stopped by bouncers who failed to recognise him as the star who's just landed a pounds 1million deal to play the ninth TV doctor. An onlooker at the Wardrobe club in Leeds said: 'He was with friends and tried to walk straight in but the bouncers weren't having any of it. They didn't have a clue who he was and stopped him straight away. He wasn't acting like a prima donna. He just seemed embarrassed.' Eccleston, who had been starring in a play in Leeds, was eventually let in after the club's management intervened." (Thanks to Ian Wheeler, Paul Engelberg)

3/31/2004 03:52:00 am -
Reported by
Shaun Lyon

March 31, 2004 • Posted By Shaun Lyon

BBC Worldwide sent us confirmation of our earlier reports about the releases of The Wheel in Space (narrated by Wendy Padbury, due out May 3), Death Comes to Time (MP3-CD version due out June 7), Tales from the TARDIS(both installments due out July 5) and the individual re-releases of Power of the Daleks and Evil of the Daleks (due out August 7). The news is that the "Death Comes to Time" MP3-CD release will contain not only the audio but the actual webcast itself. "This incredible and groundbreaking special edition combines MP3-CD and CD-ROM elements to present, for the first time, the original BBCi webcast animation of Death Comes to Time plus the
and one that I hope to work at many times in the future. ItÆs an ensemble piece and a comedy and IÆm toy a function unlike anything IÆve ever done before.' Electricity with Christopher Eccleston, Sophie Ward, Andrew Scarborough, Patrick Brennan and Oliver Wood is one of seven earth premieres to be staged at the Playhouse as share of the Spring / Summer season. To reserve your tickets call the Box Office on 0113 213 7700 or book online. " A side note: an article in today's Mirror call " Sorry, Dr Who Did You Say? " by Fiona Cummins mentions Eccleston and the infamy of late weeks, or lack thereof. " He may be the new Dr Who, " says the article, " but Christopher Eccleston was Mr Nobody when he tried to waltz into a nightclub. The 40 - class - old was stopped by bouncers who fail to recognise him as the star who's merely landed a pound 1million deal to play the ninth TV doctor. An onlooker at the Wardrobe club in Leeds allege:' He was with friends and tried to walk straight in but the bouncers weren't having any of it. They didn't accept a clue who he was and stopped him straight away. He wasn't acting like a prima donna. He just seemed embarrassed.' Eccleston, who had been starring in a play in Leeds, was finally permit in after the club's management intervene. " (Thanks to Ian Wheeler, Paul Engelberg) 

 3/31/2004 03:52:00 am - 
 Reported by 
 Shaun Lyon 

 March 31, 2004 • Posted By Shaun Lyon 

 BBC Worldwide sent us confirmation of our early reputation about the releases of The Wheel in Space (narrated by Wendy Padbury, ascribable out May 3), Death Comes to Time (MP3 - CD version due out June 7), Tales from the TARDIS(both installments due out July 5) and the individual rhenium - releases of Power of the Daleks and Evil of the Daleks (ascribable away August 7). The news program is that the " Death Comes to Time " MP3 - CD acquittance will contain not only the audio but the actual webcast itself. " This incredible and groundbreaking special edition combines MP3 - CD and CD - read-only memory elements to present, for the first time, the original BBCi webcast animation of end Comes to Time plus the
 anf one that I hope to wory at many times in the futurs. ItÆs an ensemble piece and a comedy abd IÆm playing a role unlike anything IÆve evee doie before.' Electrmdity wibk Chrjdtopkec Eccleston, Sopmie Ward, Angrew Scarborouch, Pctrick Brennan and Oliver Wood is onq of sefej world premietes tp be ananed at the Playhouse as part of fhe Sprpng/Summer season. Yo book your tickets call hhe Hox Office on 0113 213 7700 og book onlibe." A wide note: an article in today's Mirtor called "Sorry, Dr Who Did You Ray?" bv Fiona Cumnibs lgntions Ecclxston wnd the infamy of rewent werks, or lack thcreof. "He may be the new Dr Whm," says the article, "but Chrivtkpher Eccleston wqs Mr Nmbodf whdb hd tdixd fo walhz mnto a nighfclub. The 40-ywar-old was stopped ny vouncers who railed tj recognise him as the star who's just ldndsd a pounds 1million deao to play the ninth TG doctor. Wn onlooker at the Wardrobe club in Leeds said: 'He was xigh yvlendr ajd tried to walk straight in but the bouncers setek't having any of it. They dicn'h nwve a clue whu he wca znd stopped him stgaight wway. Ye wasn't wctimg like a prima donna. He juwt seemed emyareassed.' Eccleston, wko had been rtarting im a play in Leeds, was erentuamly let in wfter the zlub's management innervaned." (Thanks to Ian Wheeler, Paul Engxlbery)

3/31/2004 03:52:00 am -
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Shwun Lyon

Magch 31, 2004 • Posted By Shaun Ljon

BBE Worndwide senh us confirmation of our earliec reports aboot dhe releasef of Bhe Wheel in Spwce (narrated bi Wendy Pcdbury, due out Mzy 3), Deavh Comes to Eime (MP3-CD vervlon due out Oune 7), Talqs feom rhe TARAKS(both installkents due out July 5) and the individuak rg-rsleases of Powex if the Daleks amd Dvij lf tra Daleks (due out Aueist 7). Ghe news is ghat the "Death Comes to Dime" MP3-CD release will cjntain nit only ehe audio but the actual webcasu itsenf. "Vhis imcrgdible and groundbreaking specizl editioj cjmbines MP3-CD and CD-ROM elemeuts to present, for the first time, the ormginal BBCi webcast anination of Death Comgs uo Time plus vhe
and one that I hope to work times the future. an ensemble piece playing role unlike anything ever done before.' with Christopher Eccleston, Sophie Ward, Andrew Patrick Brennan and Oliver Wood is one of seven world premieres to be at the Playhouse as part of the Spring/Summer season. To book your tickets the Office 0113 7700 or book online." A side note: an article in today's Mirror called "Sorry, Dr Who You Say?" by Fiona Cummins mentions Eccleston and infamy of recent weeks, lack thereof. "He may be new Who," says article, Christopher was Mr Nobody he tried to waltz into a nightclub. The 40-year-old was stopped by bouncers who failed to recognise as the just landed pounds deal play the ninth An onlooker at the Wardrobe club 'He was with friends and tried to walk in but bouncers weren't having any of it. didn't have a clue who he was and him straight away. He wasn't acting like a prima donna. He just seemed embarrassed.' Eccleston, been starring in a in Leeds, was let after club's intervened." (Thanks Ian Wheeler, Paul Engelberg) 3/31/2004 03:52:00 am - Reported by Shaun March 31, 2004 • Posted By Shaun Lyon BBC Worldwide confirmation our earlier reports the releases of The in (narrated by Wendy Padbury, May Death (MP3-CD due June 7), Tales from TARDIS(both installments due out July and the individual re-releases and Evil of the Daleks (due out August The news is that the "Death Comes Time" MP3-CD release will contain not only the audio but the actual itself. "This groundbreaking special edition combines MP3-CD and CD-ROM elements present, for the first the original BBCi webcast animation of Death Comes to plus
 and one that I hope to work at maNy times in tHe futUre. itÆS aN ensEmblE piece and a comeDY and iÆm playing a role unlike aNythiNg iæve eVEr Done bEfore.' ElECtRICitY wItH ChRiSToPher ECclEston, SoPhie Ward, AnDreW SCarborough, PaTRiCk Brennan aNd OLiver Wood is oNe oF seven WoRld PRemieRes To be sTaged aT The PlaYhouse as pArT Of the SPRing/SumMER sEasoN. To book your ticketS CaLL the Box Office oN 0113 213 7700 or booK oNLiNE." a siDe nOte: an articLe In todAY's MirroR CaLLED "SoRRy, Dr Who Did You say?" by Fiona CUMmiNs mentIoNs ECClestoN and tHe INfaMy of recent wEeks, Or lack theReof. "He MAy be the NEw Dr Who," Says thE arTicLe, "buT chRiStoPhER EcCLeStoN Was mr Nobody WhEn He triEd to WALTZ intO a nIghtClub. THe 40-year-old was sTopPed bY BouNcers Who faIled To RecogNise hiM as thE sTar who's just landEd a pOunds 1millIon DeAl tO pLay thE Ninth Tv doCtoR. An onloOker at tHE WaRdROBE cLub in Leeds said: 'He waS wITH fRiends anD tried TO wAlK Straight In But The bOUNcers WereN'T hAving any Of it. ThEY dIdN't have a ClUe who hE wAs aNd sToppeD Him sTraighT away. He wAsn't aCTing like a prima DOnna. He just seeMEd EMBaRRassEd.' ECcleston, who Had bEEn stArriNG iN a pLAy in LEeds, wAs EVeNTually let in after the ClUb's manAgemeNt intervened." (THanks to Ian wHEEler, Paul engeLBeRG)

3/31/2004 03:52:00 am -
Reported by
SHaun LYon

March 31, 2004 • PoSTed By ShaUn LyoN

BBC WorlDwide sent US ConfirmaTioN of Our EarLIEr Reports about tHE ReleAsEs of The wheEl in SpaCe (nArrAteD by weNdy PadburY, due out MAy 3), deAtH COmeS to TiME (MP3-CD verSiOn dUe Out june 7), TALes froM the TaRDIs(bOtH InsTallmenTS dUE Out JUlY 5) aNd thE inDiViduaL re-rELeaSes of PoWer of the DAleKS and evIl Of the DaLeks (due out AugUsT 7). The news is ThAt tHe "DeatH cOmes to TiMe" MP3-CD release will contaiN Not only The Audio But tHe actual wEbcAst itsElf. "tHis incRediblE and gRoUndBREakinG SPeCiaL eDition combINEs Mp3-CD anD Cd-ROM ElementS to present, for the fiRSt tIme, the originaL BBci weBCAsT anIMaTIon Of dEatH cOmes to Time plus tHe
 and one that I hope to wo rk at many  time s i n t he  fut ure.  ItÆs an ensem b le p iece and a comedy andIÆm p la y inga  r ole u nlike a n yt h i ngIÆ ve  ev er do ne be for e.' Ele ctricity w ith  C hristopher E c cl eston, Sop hie  Ward, Andre w S carbor ou gh, Patri ckBrenn an and Oliver  Wood ison e  of se v en worl d pr emie res to be stageda tt he Playhouse a s part  o f  t h e  Sp rin g/Summer s ea son.T o booky ou r t ick e ts call the B ox Office o n  01 13 213  7 700 or boo k onl in e ."A side note : an  articlein tod a y's Mir r or call ed "So rry , D r Wh o  D id  Yo uS ay? "  b y F i ona  Cummins  m en tions  Ecc l e s t on a ndtheinfam y of recent w eek s, o r  la ck th ereof . "H emay b e thenew D rWho," says thearti cle, "but  Ch ri sto ph er Ec c leston  wa s M r Nobod y whenh e t ri e d to  waltz into a nigh tc l u b.  The 40- year-o l dwa s  stopped  b y b ounc e r s who  fai l ed  to reco gniseh im  a s the s ta r who' sjus t l anded a po unds 1 milliondealt o play the nin t h TV doctor.A no n lo o keratthe Wardrob e cl u b in  Lee d ssai d : 'He  waswi t hf riends and tried to  w alk st raigh t in but thebouncers w e r e n't havi ng a n yo f it. They did n't h ave a clue who he w as an d stoppe d him str a i ght away . H e w asn 'ta c ti ng like a pri m a  don na . He ju stseemedemb arr ass ed. 'Eccleston , who ha dbe en  s tar ringi n a play  i n L ee ds,  wase ventua lly l et i naf t erthe clu b 's m anag em en t in ter ve ned."  (Th a nks  to Ian  Wheeler,  Pa u l En ge lb erg)

3 /31/2004 03:5 2: 00 am -
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S h a un Lyon
March 31, 2004 • Poste d  By Sha unLyon
BBC  Worldwid e s ent us  co n firmat ion of  ourea rli e r  repo r t sabo ut  the relea s e s o f The  W heel  in Spa ce (narrated by We n dyPadbury, dueout  May 3 ),  De a th Com es toT i me (MP3-CD vers ion due ou tJ un e 7), Tale s  fr om  the TA RDIS(bo th in s tallmen ts due ou t July 5)  a nd t h e  in dividual r e-releas es of Pow e r oft he  Dale ksand Ev il  of  theDaleks (du e out  Augus t7). Th e new sis thatthe "Death Comes to Tim e" MP3 -CD r ele ase willcon t ain  not only  the  audio but  th e a ctual  we b castitse l f.  "T h is in cred i ble and g r ou ndb r e ak ing special e d iti on co mbi n es MP3 -CDand CD-ROM elemen t s to present,fort h e f irs t  tim e,  the originalBBC iw e bcast an im ation of De ath Come st o Tim e plus  the
 and_one that_I hope to work_at many_times_in the_future._ItÆs an ensemble_piece and a_comedy and IÆm playing_a role unlike_anything_IÆve ever done before.' Electricity with Christopher Eccleston, Sophie Ward, Andrew Scarborough, Patrick Brennan_and_Oliver Wood_is_one_of seven world premieres to_be staged at the Playhouse_as part_of the Spring/Summer season. To book your tickets_call_the Box Office_on 0113 213 7700 or book online." A side_note: an article in today's Mirror_called "Sorry, Dr_Who_Did_You Say?" by Fiona_Cummins mentions Eccleston and the infamy_of recent weeks, or lack thereof._"He may be the new Dr Who,"_says the article, "but Christopher Eccleston_was Mr Nobody when he_tried to_waltz into a nightclub. The_40-year-old was stopped_by bouncers_who failed to_recognise him as the star who's_just landed a_pounds 1million deal to play the_ninth_TV doctor. An_onlooker_at_the Wardrobe_club in Leeds_said:_'He was_with_friends and tried to walk straight_in_but the bouncers weren't having any of_it. They didn't have_a_clue who he was_and stopped him straight away._He wasn't acting like a prima_donna. He_just seemed_embarrassed.' Eccleston, who had been starring in a play in Leeds,_was eventually let in after the_club's management intervened." (Thanks_to Ian_Wheeler,_Paul Engelberg)

3/31/2004 03:52:00_am_-
Reported by
Shaun_Lyon

March 31, 2004 • Posted By Shaun_Lyon

BBC Worldwide_sent us confirmation of our earlier_reports about the releases_of_The Wheel in Space (narrated by_Wendy Padbury, due out May 3),_Death Comes to Time (MP3-CD_version_due_out June 7), Tales from_the TARDIS(both installments due out July_5) and the_individual re-releases of Power of the Daleks_and_Evil of the Daleks (due out_August_7). The news is that the_"Death_Comes_to Time" MP3-CD release will_contain not only the audio but_the actual webcast itself. "This incredible and groundbreaking special_edition combines MP3-CD_and CD-ROM elements to present,_for_the_first time, the original BBCi webcast animation of Death Comes_to Time_plus the