Blue Man Group - what to expect?
14 November 2006, 05:27 PM
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London. Been given tickets for this Sat, really don't know what to expect! It'll fit in nicely though between restaurant and a late bar/club as it's only a 100 min show with no interval. I'm really curious as to what they do now, any more spoilers welcome
14 November 2006, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Nat21
London. Been given tickets for this Sat, really don't know what to expect! It'll fit in nicely though between restaurant and a late bar/club as it's only a 100 min show with no interval. I'm really curious as to what they do now, any more spoilers welcome
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14 November 2006, 05:34 PM
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EXSCOOBY, that is why I asked where Nat21 was seeing it. I saw it in New york and it was excellent. The theater in NY is tiny and only a couple of hundred people can get in. That is what it was made for. Now they do it in massive places in Vegas and germany I think it would be crap. I would go and see it again in either Boston or NY but when I was staying in the venitian in vegas (where it is shown) I did not want to go because I thought it is the wrong arena
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14 November 2006, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Nat21
Anyone seen their show?
What do they actually do?
Are they worth seeing?
What do they actually do?
Are they worth seeing?
14 November 2006, 08:00 PM
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I saw them in Boston earlier in the year - I loved them.
Very very visual, great visual humour and they play great rock music with emphasis on percussion instuments such as drums and things make out of drain-pipes.
Plenty of audience participation, so when stuff is handed out, look around and find people who have been before and copy them. Can be confusing first time.
Stay away from the front few rows, these get handed ponchos to keep them dry.
Very very visual, great visual humour and they play great rock music with emphasis on percussion instuments such as drums and things make out of drain-pipes.
Plenty of audience participation, so when stuff is handed out, look around and find people who have been before and copy them. Can be confusing first time.
Stay away from the front few rows, these get handed ponchos to keep them dry.
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Ive seen this group in London. When over in New York I tried to see them there but was too busy / no tickets. So, when it came to London, I was well pleased and got tickets.
But......... I was disappointed. I thought it would be better. Ok, its funny, but very American. They throw food about, and catch via mouthes. If you sit on the first few rows, you do get covered in paint though. Also, at one stage, towards the end, tons of printer like print streams to come down from the top of the threatre ?
Its ok, perhaps the show in the US would of been better. Still worth seeing though.
SBK
But......... I was disappointed. I thought it would be better. Ok, its funny, but very American. They throw food about, and catch via mouthes. If you sit on the first few rows, you do get covered in paint though. Also, at one stage, towards the end, tons of printer like print streams to come down from the top of the threatre ?
Its ok, perhaps the show in the US would of been better. Still worth seeing though.
SBK
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