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This show was very special, the musical and acting talent unsurpassable, I wish I could see it again with the same cast!
Great experience from beginning to end. Easy and organized entry into the venue, theatre seating was extremely comfortable, half time was a perfect break, stage set up costumes and theatre sound was awesome. We will rock you cast was beyond excellent and talented. Loved they way they got the audience involved and singing. Overall best show ever.
I hate to be negative but this show was not at all worth seeing. We left at the intermission ( and would have left sooner had we not wanted to be rude as we were sitting in the front row). I’m sure a lot of work went into it but it was just...embarrassing. The story was perplexing, incoherent, and the music was just bad. Really a shame.
The actors were amazing, especially Trevor Coll who plays Galileo. So talented! I saw the show a few years ago, this version was much more fun!!
A wonderful, entertaining musical .. splendid performance by the lead male in particular
This was my 5th time seeing the show in the last decade. While the sets and costumes were not up to the standards I’ve seen before, the cast did a great job of capturing the spirit and getting the crowd to its feet. Such a feel good love letter to Rock and Roll. We were in the second row so it was up close and personal! Unfortunately my husband’s seat was broken so not the greatest experience for him.
Story was lacking, sound was off, expensive for what it was. The performers were good but overall the experience was not as enjoyable as other “rock” musicals.
I purchased these tickets for my husbands birthday and what a mistake! The show was so juvenile and lacked depth. Even with it having such a boring story line it could have been enjoyed if there was form of light show and choreography to the acts. This was not what we expected.
An amazing mix of rock concert and theatrical performance. The singers were incredible. They did justice to Queen. Freddy would be very proud!!! An absolutely fantastic show!!!. I'd go to see it again!!!!!!
I thought 50% of the actors could actually sing well. The storyline was nonsense and didn’t conclude. Felt like it was overpriced and not great for such a big venue
The storyline was terrible.... but the musical performances were alright. I would have preferred to stay home and listen to my Queen album. Unfortunately I wouldn't recommend this show. The two stars are simple for the talented singers.
I found this production of We Will Rock You a tad bit to loud. Also it was a completely different story. Overall i did enjoy it though.
Story line and acting were weak. Queen Bee was more like a howling hyena. Only positive was the music and musicians. Save your money for something else.
Show was well written, funny, and overall well done. The main male leading of the Toronto show was fantastic however some of the ensemble dancers were terribly out of sync with the other dancers, especially during the first couple songs, and it was distracting.
We thought this was just a cover band and were totally surprised to find it's a musical. Excellent band, vocals, dance choreography, it's funny, plus it has a really interesting and thought-provoking message. Written in 2002, which is even more interesting. This show was very poorly promoted. So many people missed out on a fantastic show because of that.
Performers were very strong. Some great singers as well. Enjoyed the humour. Amazing band.
This musical was not what we expected. The title, the subtitle ("The musical by Queen and Ben Elton"), and the iconic silhouette of Freddie Mercury on the PR release suggested that the music and musicians of Queen would be the focus of the plot. It felt like a "bait and switch" situation. For the first 30 minutes, I tried to get over the surprise of this odd "plot" that was not about Queen at all. I kept wondering if I had made a huge mistake spending $700 to bring 7 guests to the show. Perhaps a better subtitle might have been - "an original futuristic musical by Ben Elton, featuring the music of Queen." In the end, our group ranging from teenagers to 50-somethings enjoyed the show. Some of the acting was weak and reminded me of a high school musical, but the main characters and the band were excellent. Some of the actors spoke too fast for the sound system. We sat in the third balcony and missed some of the clever pop references because the actors didn't give space between lines. I do think the message of the show - being creative like the artists of the 70s, and not being ruled by technology - was a worthwhile message for the audience, especially the younger generation. Perhaps the subtitle should reflect that, so that audiences might make better decisions as to who would enjoy such a show. I thought that $90/ticket for the third balcony was too much. $60-75 would have been more appropriate for this show.
This musical is phenomenal. If you have the opportunity to see this performance, you will not be disappointed. It was worth every penny. I took my teenage daughter and her friend and they were blown away.
This was a very good show. Excellent singing and great band. Fast paced dialogue and lots of fun lines. The only complaint is that I would have liked to hear Galileo sing more. He was absolutely phenomenal. Well done!
Exellent performance! Small crowd,they deserved better! Not enough advertising ?
