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London theatre ceiling collapses

Wicklowrider

Theatre ceiling collapsed on Audience tonight - 7 serious casualties and over 80 casualties in total. Breaking news Sky now.

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Mr. Incognito

They brought the house down it seems

NuckingFacker

It was always on the cards, that ceiling was clapped out.

Specialun

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

They brought the house down it seems

I know i shouldnt laugh but i did

January

T'was the Apollo theatre for anyone wondering.

Lapin

January wrote: »

T'was the Apollo theatre for anyone wondering.

Hammersmith or Shaftsbury Ave ?

kingtiger

Terrible, hard to think something would happen like that in the first world

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

They brought the house down it seems

made me laugh, but just can't in all good conscious give you a thanks

Mint Sauce

Lapin wrote: »

Hammersmith or Shaftsbury Ave ?

Shaftsbury Ave.

The Backwards Man

Lapin wrote: »

Hammersmith or Shaftsbury Ave ?

There's an Apollo beside Victoria station too.

Those Londoners love their Greeks.

K.Flyer

On ArrTeeHee it said it was the balcony that collapsed...

Seven people were seriously injured after part of a balcony in the Apollo theatre in central London collapsed during a performance....

One theatre-goer described the moment balcony collapsed.
Andrew Howard-Smith, 68, said: "I saw the edge of the balcony come down, that's what I saw. We were on the balcony below.
"In the production you had to hold on to the rail and lean over to see what was going on, and we were doing the same.
"Everybody must have got hold of the brass rail and just pushed it over, and then the edge came off."

B.A._Baracus

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

They brought the house down it seems

NuckingFacker wrote: »

It was always on the cards, that ceiling was clapped out.

In bad taste guys.
7 people could well be fighting for their life right now.

mike65

Won't post a certain Slade song.

[Deleted User]

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

They brought the house down it seems

I know I know, we're not supposed to laugh at other people's misfortune, but that made me laugh out loud

Lapin

The Backwards Man wrote: »

There's an Apollo beside Victoria station too.

I forgot about that one and I used to live near it.

Mint Sauce wrote: »

Shaftsbury Ave.

Thats a shame.

I was hoping it would be the Hammersmith Apollo as Coldplay are gigging there tonight and I had a nice vision of them being wiped out by a falling roof.

Hope everyone hurt tonight makes a full recovery soon.

Daqster

Christ, that's my ultimate nightmare. Every time I sit in a balcony I think it's gonna collapse.

Not sure if that is a specific phobia or not, but if it is, then I has it.

If I'm in the Olympia and people are standing and jumping in 'Circle' - I get the fear.

When Rage Against The Machine played the O2, I swore we were all gonna be brown bread any second when every single fcuker in the balcony got on their feet and started bouncing up and down to Bombtrack. And as that was the first time the place had been tested which such force, along also with the fact that it was built during the "boom" when contractors had been well known to cut corners and use materials which weren't top notch, I was bricking it. Thought any second the two thousand or so of us were gonna be hurtling through the air along with broken bricks and twisted steel.

I'm like a paranoid Walter Mitty me.

AlanS181824

Hope all those involved make a fast and safe recovery.

Lapin

The emergency services in London had their work cut out for them in the last 24 hours between the theatre and the bus crash this morning. Especially the staff in St Thomas's Hospital who handled both incidents.

http://www.itv.com/news/london/story/2013-12-20/bus-crash-in-kennington/

Fair play to them all. I couldn't do their job.