We Will Rock You Reviews

We Will Rock You, written by Ben Elton and musically supervised by Brian May and Roger Taylor of Queen, is based around Queen's greatest hits. 

 The musical opened in London's West end on April 24th 2002, and has received much critical acclaim. Set in the future it presents a bleak picture of Earth (Planet ...

On a rare occasion that we did a family weekend away we ended up in London and now that me and my brother were 'grown up' finding things to please both of us, plus my mum and Dad were hard. Both me and my mum enjoy theatre and had seen a few things in London, my Dad and brother wouldn't say that they really enjoyed theatre but this seemed the best ...

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 ...

Back at the beginning of December, I trekked to Tottenham Court Road. I met my parents and my sister who came up by coach, and we went for a lovely meal at St Giles' Hotel, and then back round to the Dominion Theatre at the edge of Tottenham Court Road. The theatre can't be missed, tis got a giant Freddie Mercury Gold Statue above the door, with a ...

The Story: We Will Rock You is set on a futuristic Earth which has become one big consumer market place run by Global Soft Corp, headed by ‘Killer Queen’ (who is a bit like Cruella De Vil) and the planet has been re-named ‘Planet Mall’. Everyone wears the same clothes, listens to the same music and thinks the same way (seems ...

I've always loved musicals and I have loved Queen from I was old enough to know about music. Bohemian Rhapsody was too hard to say, so I used to pull on my older brother's trouser leg and say, put on "momma just killed a man". When I heard that there was going to be a musical made up ...

The Queen-inspired 'We Will Rock You' opened in London's West end on April 24th 2002, to much critical acclaim. It paints a picture of a bleak future Earth (planet Mall), devoid of independent musical thought, where all music is generated electronically. Instruments are outlawed, following the chart dominance of manufactured bands, and ...

Unmissable rendition of Queen's music by new and talented cast. Let's begin the review with a clear statement - no one can ever "be" Freddy Mercury on stage. But - if they could then that persona is performing nightly on the stage at London' s Dominion theatre. "We will rock you" is a tribute and ...