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Post by Deleted on Mar 17, 2022 15:58:45 GMT
Has anyone seen back to the future, heathers, dirty dancing, pretty woman or and Juliet? So many options are adaptations from movies / play. We have seen the regulars. Looking for something we haven’t seen. Matilde is already chosen. I want a second choice. What ages are the people going? Adults only? Heathers is super dark and wouldn't be great for younger kids, but I love the music. Not that it matters now as possibly the OP has seen the shows she needed to see and yes she does have young teens but I would agree with you. The London production has a recommended age of 14+ on their website and a notice - Trigger warnings Contains strobe lighting, sudden loud noises, strong language, violence, sexual references, and sensitive subject matter including reference to suicide. |
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Post by paigepea on Mar 17, 2022 23:26:54 GMT
What ages are the people going? Adults only? Heathers is super dark and wouldn't be great for younger kids, but I love the music. Not that it matters now as possibly the OP has seen the shows she needed to see and yes she does have young teens but I would agree with you. The London production has a recommended age of 14+ on their website and a notice - Trigger warnings Contains strobe lighting, sudden loud noises, strong language, violence, sexual references, and sensitive subject matter including reference to suicide.Thanks! We saw wicked last night and everyone enjoyed it. Tonight we saw &juliet. A bit of it went over my 13 year olds head. She hasn’t read r&j yet. She’s reading it next term. It was a bit girly and cheesy for dh but older dd and I thought that was the joy of it. I loved that we all laughed and smiled through it. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2022 0:42:05 GMT
Not that it matters now as possibly the OP has seen the shows she needed to see and yes she does have young teens but I would agree with you. The London production has a recommended age of 14+ on their website and a notice - Trigger warnings Contains strobe lighting, sudden loud noises, strong language, violence, sexual references, and sensitive subject matter including reference to suicide.Thanks! We saw wicked last night and everyone enjoyed it. Tonight we saw &juliet. A bit of it went over my 13 year olds head. She hasn’t read r&j yet. She’s reading it next term. It was a bit girly and cheesy for dh but older dd and I thought that was the joy of it. I loved that we all laughed and smiled through it. If you have time for one more while you're here I can thoroughly recommend Mary Poppins, it's an amazing production. link |
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