We Will Rock You Reviews

We Will Rock You Theatre / Musical National

Description:Musical by Queen and Ben Elton, featuring over 30 Queen songs. Directed by Christopher Renshaw, with choregraphy by ... more

We Will Rock You ... Arlene Phillips and designs by Mark Fisher and Willie Williams. We Will Rock You is a jukebox musical, based on the songs of Queen and named after their hit single of the same name. The musical was written by English comedian and author Ben Elton in collaboration with Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor. The story takes place in a tongue-in-cheek dystopian future where originality and individuality are shunned, and a lone "Dreamer" appears who can fulfil a prophecy that will enable the return of rock 'n roll.

Newest Review: ... the price we paid and feel I got good value for money. Summary I would highly recommend a visit to the musical We Will Rock You. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience here. The cast very superb, all of them has great voices, especially Scaramouche and I felt that each character was believable. The costumes were also great, with matching costumes for the Gaga Kids and a gothic look for ... more

 ... Scacamouche just to name a couple. The special effects were impressive, the screens behind the stage fitted in really well to what was happening on the stage and the lights and sounds really made the show!! The dancing was another aspect of the show I enjoyed, th...more

Customer We Will Rock You Reviews (26)

MollyWH
Crowned ReviewWe Will Rock You: Are You Ready To Be Rocked?? (1458 words)
by - written on 21/02/13 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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For Valentines Day this year, I decided to buy my other half tickets to see We Will Rock You at the Dominion Theatre in London. History Six years ago, the remaining members of the group Queen (obviously minus Freddie Mercury) joined together with Ben Elton and an internationally renowned creative team to create the stage show We Will Rock You. This musical features 31 of Queen's hits. The first show of We Will Rock You took place in May 2002 at the Dominion Theatre on Tottenham Court Road in London. This show has now been running for the last six years and all shows are still sold out so that in itself goes some way to showing you just how popular We ...  Read the complete review

rji0907
We Will Rock You (941 words)
by - written on 19/09/11 (Very useful, 62 readings)
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I love musicals, always have done thanks to the influence from my mother and grandmother. I have seen many over the years, but the most recent one I have seen is We Will Rock You. I saw this in August at Birmingham Hippodrome which for those of you that haven't visited before, is quite a stage and a perfect setting for a production such as We Will Rock You. I always go once a year to see a production with my Mom and Sister at the hippodrome and this was the one that was there at the time. When I was told this is what I was going to see, I have to say I wasn't that overjoyed. There are far more productions I would like to see before this one but I ...  Read the complete review

fredderfy
We Will Rock You: Open your eyes, look up to the skies and see (518 words)
by - written on 25/04/11, updated on  25/04/11 (Somewhat useful, 23 readings)
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I saw this musical last year and it was the first ever musical I had ever seen. I was absolutely amazed by how good it was. It's performed in the Dominion Theatre in London. Whilst tickets are quite expensive at around £60 for the best seats (which in my opinion are in the middle towards the front) they are more than worth it. The gift shop wasn't too expensive, although there was a sweet stand which sold things like cotton candy and popcorn, and obviously sweets, which was slightly overpriced, but they usually are in these sort of places. The bar was very nice, and allowed you to book drinks for the interval so that you didn't have to queue, which we made ...  Read the complete review

Jess88
It will rock you! (159 words)
by - written on 15/04/10 (Somewhat useful, 79 readings)
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This has to be one of the best musicals i've ever seen. so good in fact i saw it twice in 3 months! it defiantly has the wow factor that wicked and hairspray both have. the theatre is huge giving a vibrant atmosphere that all the audience can get involved in, so that by the end there is none left sitting down. i have to say that at the moment there are a lot of half price tickets around on the internet for the show so dont pay full price when you dont have too! the soundtrack itself is brill, only problem is that it leaves a few songs such as 'crazy little thing called love'. its also a live recording rather than studio recorded, giving you the opportunity to relive the .  Read the complete review

smilingatyou
We Will Rock You: You certainly will be rocked! (360 words)
by - written on 19/03/10 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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We Will Rock You has to be simply the best musical on offer and I only wished that I lived a little nearer to London so I could see it much much more! I have always been a fan of Queen and admittedly this was the main reason I wanted to see this show. I think any musical you go and see where you are already familiar with the songs and words is already onto a winner for me. Having said that the first time I went I dragged a long a relative who wasn't even a fan of Queen's music and she still said it was one of the most fantastic musicals she had seen. So for all of you who are dubious about the Queen aspect, then don't be! The story itself makes for ...  Read the complete review

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