Theatre in London
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Just saw Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and it was fantastic. Lots of fun, lots of kids in the audience who clapped and sang and made it a magical night in the theater.<BR><BR>Also saw My Fair Lady which was good but did not blow me away. <BR><BR>If you haven't seen Les Miz, see it in London...fabulous.
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We just came back from London, where we saw three shows that I would recommend;<BR>1. Mamma Mia. I especially loved this show. I am a senior, but appreciated the ABBA music. I haven't enjoyed myself any more at a musical!;<BR>2. Lion King - already knew the story , but the staging was super. worth the money.;<BR>3. The Complete Works of Wm.Shakespere -Abridged - A funny show. Three Americans do 'all' of WS's works. Some slapstick, but funny, funny, funny. And you can get half price tickets. <BR>Enjoy.
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Les Miserables is super, if you haven't already seen it in London. <BR><BR>for discount tickets up to three days in advance, check out www.theatrenow.com<BR>I used this site for tickets to STOMP on a saturday night performance. Recommended if you like percussion.<BR><BR>Be warned that popular shows (and even the moderately popular shows on the weekends) are likely not going to be available through this site.<BR><BR>Steve
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I guess the person talking about Andrew Lloyd Weber means "Bombay Dreams", one of the worst pieces of musical theatre. I guess if you love that offbeat, offkey sounding Indian music and overamplified semi-rock sounds it might be OK. We thought it was awful.<BR>On the way out of the theatre I heard a bunch of people swoon, "Oh, I just love everything he writes", presumably still thinking that Sir Andrew had anything in the world to do with writing this piece of crap. He didn't.
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I went to the Lion King just because there were so few choices on a Sunday afternoon.<BR><BR>As a middle aged, single man, I didnt think it would be particularly my kind of show. I never saw the movie.<BR><BR>It was wonderful! It was my favorite of the four shows I saw. (The others were Blood Brothers, Noises Off and This Is Our Youth)<BR><BR>And after NYC, the London show prices are so reasonable!!<BR><BR> Keith<BR>
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Saw Mama Mia in South Florida and would recommend it anywhere. In fact the CD is from the London production. This of course if you are an Abba fan.<BR><BR>While in London we saw MFL and it was very good as expected.<BR><BR>Also saw Blood Brothers on the recommendation of our daughter. We thought it was excellent. The theatre is so small you can almost touch the stage from the balcony.<BR>