Singer Amy Winehouse will soon be up on her second assault charge this year after showing up to a theatrical production of Cinderella high, drunk or both. Upon her arrival she almost immediately started getting loud and obnoxious annoying patrons and screeching throughout the performance as she heckled the cast and kept saying “He’s f***ing behind you” throughout the first half of the show.

Patrons complained to management that she was blocking the view of families by standing up in the stalls and walking along the rows, even though she had already been asked to take her seat. She continued to shout aloud for over 30 minutes of the show yelling: “F*** Cinders, Prince Charming, marry me” and branding the Ugly Sisters “bitches” before house manager Richard Pound tried to get Amy to sit in her own private box for the remainder of the play.

Needless to say Winehouse was insulted and showed it by swearing some more, then quickly pulling his hair and punching him in the face, no she wasn’t done yet though she finishing him off with a swift kick in the balls. Theatre staff called the police immediately on their manger Richard Pound’s behalf as Winehouse’s two friends dragged her out the exit of the theatre in Milton Keynes as fast as they could.

This coming only days after her on again off again boyfriend Blake Fielder-Civil announced that both he and Winehouse were off drugs and planned to remarry. Inside sources report that Amy was brought to the show as reality show star Anthony Kavanagh’s special guest, he was playing the part of Prince Charming for cast regular Ben Adams who could not do the show. Kavanagh who was trying to impress the regular cast members with his showbiz connections had hoped by bringing Amy it would show that he really had famous friends. Ha, Ha, Ha, that worked really well…

Thames Valley Police confirmed they are probing an assault claim filed by Richards who claims Amy kicked him between the legs during the altercation at the Cinderella show and that the incident was witnessed by dozens of theatre patrons and other staff.

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