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The Show Must Go On...Or Not

Kam Raslan | Dr. Jason Leong | Sharmilla Ganesan

08-Dec-18 17:00

The Show Must Go On...Or Not

This week, we beg the question, must the show always go on? Citing examples of different performers continuing to please audiences in spite of sudden hardships while we do so. Next, we delve into DIY Travelling, and how people find the most affordable ways possible to enrich their vacations. Last, we examine the viability of casting different actors to play the same role, as Jude Law became the third actor to ever play beloved Harry Potter character, Dumbledore.

Produced by: Daryl Ong


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Categories:  FilmHistoryPeople and Places

Tags:  Katy PerryPatti SmithDave GrohlDIY TravellingDublinNorthern LightsNorwayBangkokTour GuidesHarry PotterDumbledoreFantastic Beasts And Where To Find ThemHogwartsJude LawRichard HarrisMichael Gambon





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