I thought the show was really good! A good performance by Queen and I love the fact that Al Murray was in it! He is such a funny guy.
Half way through the show I looked down my aisle and I noticed that good old Jim Beach was several seats down from me.
Well he was what I imagined he would look like cos I had never actually seen him before only heard the description of him always dressing like a tramp! So I double checked with a picture on the internet when I got back and found that it was indeed him. But it was cool seeing him!
What did everyone else think of the show? Or any stories from anyone?
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What was so special about last night? Hadn't seen anything about anything happening.
It was the 5th anniversary I believe.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]PieterMC wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It was the 5th anniversary I believe.[/QUOTE]
It was indeed. I was there. (:
It was indeed. I was there. (:
yeah great show
Al Murray was in the bar beforehand, buying his own drinks (well his girlfriend was buying) I didn't imagine he'd be part of the show, cool.
Al Murray was in the bar beforehand, buying his own drinks (well his girlfriend was buying) I didn't imagine he'd be part of the show, cool.
May 14th?? I thought it opened on April 28th 2002.
Adam.
Adam.
They probably had 2 weeks of previews, and the grand opening was May 14. Toronto's show had 4 weeks of previews.
yeah, it was tuesday 14th '02... here there's a brief review of that day:
**Wed 15 May 02**
DE NIRO APPEARS AT WORLD PREMIERE OF PLAY FEATURING QUEEN MUSIC
LONDON - Robert De Niro appeared Tuesday night at the world premiere of the new Queen musical "We Will Rock You," which he helped produce, and upheld his reputation as a man of few words. Flanked by Brian May and Roger Taylor, members of the Queen rock band, and comedian Ben Elton, who wrote the show, De Niro appeared outside London's Dominion Theater near a group of fans and reporters. When asked what he was looking forward to in the show, the actor, who is famous for his verbal brevity, muttered: "The whole thing."
**Wed 15 May 02**
DE NIRO APPEARS AT WORLD PREMIERE OF PLAY FEATURING QUEEN MUSIC
LONDON - Robert De Niro appeared Tuesday night at the world premiere of the new Queen musical "We Will Rock You," which he helped produce, and upheld his reputation as a man of few words. Flanked by Brian May and Roger Taylor, members of the Queen rock band, and comedian Ben Elton, who wrote the show, De Niro appeared outside London's Dominion Theater near a group of fans and reporters. When asked what he was looking forward to in the show, the actor, who is famous for his verbal brevity, muttered: "The whole thing."