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devils1854
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I saw the musical tonight, and I can easily say that it was probably the funniest piece of entertainment that Ive ever seen. It was non stop funny for 2+ hours. It cost me nearly $200 to see it tonight, but I would gladly pay it again to see it before it leaves town in four days.
Who else has seen it?
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My mom and her friend went to see it and they absolutely loved it
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Good to hear. It comes into town in a couple months and was thinking about buying tickets.
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I want to see it
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I don't think I've ever heard anyone (personal friends/colleagues) say anything bad about this. I'm sure some "professional" has but whatever, there's shock value everywhere.
Was the $200 solely for you or you +1??
I thought tickets were $100 but I wasn't sure.
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The wife and I had a chance to see it a couple of years ago in LA when Josh Gad was still with the company in the role he originated. It's just brilliant. Even the people in the crowd that you could tell were a bit on the stodgy side were cracking up because Trey and Matt wrote material that's the sort of stuff you laugh at even though you know that maybe you shouldn't be - but ultimately the endorphins run so strong that you really don't care.
Another musical in this same vein - not sure if it's still touring or not (when I saw it it was just finishing up a spell in Vegas) - is Avenue Q. It's like Sesame Street: The Mega-Adult Version.
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I'm going to see this in March 2015 when it comes to Madison.
7th row, slightly left of center 
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| JTagg7754 wrote: | I don't think I've ever heard anyone (personal friends/colleagues) say anything bad about this. I'm sure some "professional" has but whatever, there's shock value everywhere.
Was the $200 solely for you or you +1??
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I bought two tickets at $90 a piece, with fees its right around $200.
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| The LBC wrote: | The wife and I had a chance to see it a couple of years ago in LA when Josh Gad was still with the company in the role he originated. It's just brilliant. Even the people in the crowd that you could tell were a bit on the stodgy side were cracking up because Trey and Matt wrote material that's the sort of stuff you laugh at even though you know that maybe you shouldn't be - but ultimately the endorphins run so strong that you really don't care.
Another musical in this same vein - not sure if it's still touring or not (when I saw it it was just finishing up a spell in Vegas) - is Avenue Q. It's like Sesame Street: The Mega-Adult Version. |
the dude who wrote avenue q helped co-write this w/trey and matt. i saw that play in like a 75 seat venue and it was phenomenal
i saw book of mormon in august 2013 and it was one of the greatest things ive ever seen. it's coming back to dallas in february and im gonna try and see it again. tickets werent cheap but they were worth it |
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