<p>The 'Poker Face' hitmaker has admitted that she wanted to replay a suicide scene before the British Monarch at the UK's Royal Variety Performance on Monday night, but had to change her plans following a stern warning from organisers.</p>.<p>"I wanted to do the suicide scene I did at the MTV Awards but I was told it wouldn't be appropriate. And not only has that been vetoed, but I have had to tone down my act generally," said Gaga.<br /><br />The act at the awards ceremony in September had the singer stab herself onstage before her fake-blood drenched body was suspended from the ceiling.<br /><br />The 24-year-old singer might have toned down, but she still managed to stun the audience by playing a piano lifted onto giant stilts with her foot while dangling from a swing and wearing an Elizabethan-style cloak in red leather, Contactmusic reported.<br /><br />"All of that doesn't matter because I'm a massive fan of the Queen - I was so excited and have even been practising my curtsy. When I first came up with what I was doing, I said, 'Oh my God, I hope she likes it!'," said Gaga.<br /><br />Gaga's gig wrapped up the show which featured performances from veteran entertainer Bette Midler, classical singer Katherine Jenkins, teen star Miley Cyrus and Mika<br />.<br />The star was then treated to a meeting with the Queen backstage, but when asked what they discussed, Gaga replied, "That is private." <br /></p>
<p>The 'Poker Face' hitmaker has admitted that she wanted to replay a suicide scene before the British Monarch at the UK's Royal Variety Performance on Monday night, but had to change her plans following a stern warning from organisers.</p>.<p>"I wanted to do the suicide scene I did at the MTV Awards but I was told it wouldn't be appropriate. And not only has that been vetoed, but I have had to tone down my act generally," said Gaga.<br /><br />The act at the awards ceremony in September had the singer stab herself onstage before her fake-blood drenched body was suspended from the ceiling.<br /><br />The 24-year-old singer might have toned down, but she still managed to stun the audience by playing a piano lifted onto giant stilts with her foot while dangling from a swing and wearing an Elizabethan-style cloak in red leather, Contactmusic reported.<br /><br />"All of that doesn't matter because I'm a massive fan of the Queen - I was so excited and have even been practising my curtsy. When I first came up with what I was doing, I said, 'Oh my God, I hope she likes it!'," said Gaga.<br /><br />Gaga's gig wrapped up the show which featured performances from veteran entertainer Bette Midler, classical singer Katherine Jenkins, teen star Miley Cyrus and Mika<br />.<br />The star was then treated to a meeting with the Queen backstage, but when asked what they discussed, Gaga replied, "That is private." <br /></p>
