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Is anybody going to see Phantom of the Opera during its current tour?
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You may be disappointed. The show itself is superb as usual, but, and it's a bit but for me, the crashing chandelier does not appear at the beginning, and this is one of the reasons why I wanted to see it again. To say I was disappointed is the understatment of the century!!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.erin - if you've never seen it before, it won't be a problem for you, but I've seen it several times and was really disappointed when the chandelier didn't appear at the beginning. It's mentioned at least twice throughout the show, so it really is essential. The rest of the show is, as usual, brilliant however and you're in for a treat.
I found the chandelier a bit of a disappointment when I saw the show in London. Maybe in its day it was a bit of a suprise and a great special effect but I was expecting more than it to just swing down on to the stage.
I wouldn't think it be a great loss to the show now but sorry if it disappointed you chaptazbru, did you enjoy it otherwise?
I wouldn't think it be a great loss to the show now but sorry if it disappointed you chaptazbru, did you enjoy it otherwise?
can i ask chaptazbru, did you see the show in Manchester. Some friends of ours are going by coach on monday night, and weve promised to pick them up from the coach station when they get home but they have no idea what time it would be. If we knew the approximate time the show finished we could add on the travelling time and have a rough idea of when to expect them? thanks (oh and too add they have seen the show many times, so will ask them what they thought afterwards)
sorry, chaptazbru, Ive been working all week, and havent even switched laptop on till tonite. I didnt speak to our friends (OH went and picked them up, i was busy sleeping lol) but he said they really enjoyed it. they were a few rows from the front so could hear every word very clearly and saw everything (they are pensioners so being this close helps) and said the show as a whole was as good as, maybe even better, than when they saw it in London. They go to a lot of shows/musicals theatre etc and always tell us honestly what they thought and always give praise where its due! Im glad they had a brill time.
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