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I had seen " bat out of hell " three times @ the mirvish theatre ; so ? to see " We will rock you "........... had the bar set quite high. and you know ? it didn't disappoint it was fantastic When it returns ? I won't hesitate to purchase another pair of tickets Dennis :)
Great show but too many drunks in our section ...unfortunately staff can’t do much about these people..once they left during intermission show was much more enjoyable....stay sober people for a few hours and let’s all enjoy the talent on the stage
This is the fourth time I have seen this production and the second venue. Loved it every time.
This show was a bit painful to watch. The actors had great singing voices but the story line was terrible. The costumes and acting and script felt like a children's show. Definitely not comparable to any other musical I've seen (bat out of hell, mama mia, etc). Bohemian Rhapsody wasn't even part of the show, it was more of an encore. You waited til the final 15 minutes of the show to hear the most popular hits.
See above. I just posted my review, but forgot to tick off the 5 star button.
What an amazing performance and production!!! All the artist are super talented.
What a Fabulous show. The singing was amazing. Loved Bohemian Rhapsody at the end. The dialogue was quite funny.
I love the music of Queen! This show though has a very flat story and in total it is not worth seeing
This was a great musical, whether you are a Queen's fan or are new to their music. I'm a fan so I really enjoyed it. Didn't know what it was about but just knowing that it was done to music from Queen was enough to get me interested. All the characters were great, especially the leads. It was a interesting story and I would definitely recommend seeing it!
We Will Rock You was ok. I’ve seen it 4 times in London and knew Vancouver would be a smaller scale production but I still felt the show was heavily under cast. I also thought there were significant casting misses, primarily with the ‘robotic’ gagas. They seemed like any other singer on stage and the motivation for the quest of the guitar as a result did not sell. An average production. The last 3 songs were well done and high energy, unfortunately the earlier numbers felt sluggish and upon reflection, it seems like the cast were saving their stamina.
Saw the show "We Will Rock You" for the 2nd time...first time was 6 years or so ago in Sydney, Australia; I loved it then and even though there have been some changes, if you are a Queen fan and liked their music, you will want to see this. All the hits are there, and you will be humming along even after the show. The second half is especially good.....
The first half of the show was more like a High School show where the right hand didn’t know what the left hand was doing. It was more talk than music. After the intermission, the second half was totally opposite and ten times better than the first. Great recovery and save.
Wonderful performance. Amazing vocals and high energy made for a very fun evening!
I (perhaps mistakenly) was led to believe that this show was a musical or rock opera with the plot wrapped around Queen's biggest hits. There were not enough of Queen's biggest hits in the show. There seemed to be quite a few slower numbers and I felt the musical selections could be faster and more energized!
Thoroughly enjoyed the total performance- loved the story - the talent was great and would highly recommend this show
Its was a great show with a fabulous cast. The show was a rollicking fun trip through memory lane. A real good time.
The music was incredible! Then, to portray the story well into the future, people searching for an entity, a belonging, and independence is recognizing what all people, all mammals, all try to do in their lives. Expressing this message with the music, the performers were almost second to none! Merci beaucoup à tous les gens ensemble.
Overall a very talented cast of performers and a great night of entertainment! For our particular show The Killer Queen was played by the understudy, which in my experience doesn’t mean much - as the US’s are often just as talented if not more so than the original casted performer. However, it was evident that this Killer Queen US was underrehearsed in her footwear (high heels) and was uncomfortable being up on any prop as it was moved around the stage. Her entrance onto the stage and into the show for the first time was by being rolled in on a table and she looked so terrified (in her body language) that I had a hard time believing in her character for the rest of the performance. She was very uncomfortable in her footwear which was also distracting. I honestly felt bad for the woman. It’s too bad the wardrobe team couldn’t have made an adjustment and put her in combat boots or something flat so she could feel that much more confident. Her voice was great and she did a phenomenal job otherwise, but like I said, I couldn’t get on board with the ’confident queen iron-fist ruler’ persona due to her lack of confidence in footwear and heights. That aside, the performance was awesome! Trevor Coll, was exceptional in the lead male role. From his first sung line “I want to break free!” I had goosebumps and tears immediately came to my eyes. He has something special, that’s for sure. A true stand out. I will watch for his name on Broadway. I have encouraged many friends and family members to buy tickets to upcoming shows for the remainder of the tour. Thank you for bringing this to our city and so many others. Keeping arts alive! Much appreciated, always. Rock on!
Went to "We Will Rock You" expecting a Concert of music from the Rock Band Queen. Got instead an experience, a play, . great music, wonderful singing and dance routines and a fun story. We had a great time & I would (and do) recommend this show when it comes anywhere close to your city. Great Job Troupe!
Music variety could have been better. It was basically just focused on Queens music.
