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The world's "saddest" woman??

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Woman watches Les Miserables...for the 740th time

 

Last updated at 10:46am on 7th October 2006

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A woman will today see a hit musical for the 740th time. Sally Frith said yesterday she has seen Les Miserables 738 times and by tonight her tally will have moved up to 740 as she celebrates the 21st anniversary of the show's 1985 opening in London.

The 41-year-old from Kings Stanley in Gloucestershire said she has spent nearly £30,000 seeing Les Miserables since first witnessing it in 1988.

"Someone recommended going to see Les Miserables 18 years ago. I got hooked and I've been going ever since," said Miss Frith, a children's play worker.

"I've spent just under £30,000, including food, travel and hotels. I don't drink or smoke, I've got no vices apart from the theatre."

She is booked in at the Queen's Theatre in the West End for the matinee and evening showings today.

Tickets were £5 in 1988. They are now £22.50, but the price hike has not put Miss Frith off. "I will keep going along for as long as Les Mis is showing, for another 18 years maybe," she said.

As well as in London, Miss Frith has seen a touring version of Les Miserables in Edinburgh, Bristol, Birmingham, Stockholm and on Broadway. "I know about 90 per cent of the words now. I can usually tell if there's a mistake," she said.

Miss Frith's mother Diana added: "It's her hobby, like going to see the football."

Les Miserables, produced by Cameron Mackintosh, is based on Victor Hugo's novel about 19th century France.

With a run of more than 8,500 performances, it will overtake Cats as the longest running West End musical of all time tomorrow.

Mmmm has she read the book? why sad? it's a beautiful story.

Btw, she doesn't even look like a woman...

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Mmmm has she read the book? why sad? it's a beautiful story.

Btw, she doesn't even look like a woman...

 

Anyone who is that obsessed just has to be sad!!;)

Sure... just like your obsession here with your crappy comments full of puns and annoying smilies...lol,.

I bet she's single.

 

Who would want to marry/date a woman who's spending her life watching the same musical over and over again?

 

Plus, she needs to lay off the fatty foods.

Not as sad as some coldplay fans who try to buy every single release the boys have made, even if it's the same contain, just a different cover.

Not as sad as some coldplay fans who try to buy every single release the boys have made' date=' even if it's the same contain, just a different cover.[/quote']

 

 

 

/agree

 

 

But to be honest... It's up to anyone what they do. If she chooses to do this then she's more than allowed to, same with anyone who wants to obsessively stalk a boyband.

Sure... just like your obsession here with your crappy comments full of puns and annoying smilies...lol' date='.[/quote']

 

:laugh3:

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