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Can't believe what great shape the show is in already.
A few sound balancing issues, might have been as I was second row, but the band overpowered often.
And the aforementioned flying fork.
Huge audience reaction, amazing choreography, Stephan Ashfield is close to stealing the show, his timing was perfect. Cast is excellent top to bottom.
All around me people were wanting to see it again. It's clearly a hit.
Other than to the delfont room I've not been in the prince of Wales in years (I think I saw rent and maybe west side story there) so I was pleasantly surprised at what great condition the theatre is in and a total abundance of loos.
Biggest surprise, 3 full page ads for the Mormons in the programme.
#256329 The Book Of Mormon
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on 27 February 2013 - 08:02 AM
#246559 The Bodyguard
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on 24 November 2012 - 08:04 PM
i knew if anyone was going to pick up on that it would be musicaltalk
#238954 Biggest Musical Theatre Flops Ever ?!
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on 29 September 2012 - 04:41 PM
Jamiem, on 29 September 2012 - 04:33 PM, said:
On the basis that, as per the broadway definition, a flop is a show that doesn't recoup it's original investment
All the ones mentioned above are flops - ask their investors
My apologies, dreamboats and petticoats did recoup its £876 production costs
