Marguerite - A 1940's Musical
So the first show we saw in London was a musical called Marguerite, it took place in German occupied France. Marguerite was married to a German general for convenience and falls in love with a jazz piano player. It was a beautiful old theatre with at least two balconies (there might have been a higher one but I couldn't see it from the main floor).
We had tenth row great seats (halfway between center and the edge); we picked them up from the TKTS booth at Leicester Square which has different discount (almost all are half-off) tickets every day (I usually look there first when looking for tickets). I think they just have tickets for "west end" theatre but I'm not sure where the "east end" is (or north or south for that matter).
The writer/producer of Marguerite also did
It was fun, a little bit slow at times so we'll see if it goes global. But, I thought Les Miserables was very slow and that one became "kind of" popular.
Amazing scene changes on the stage! The way they transform one setting to another was excellent. Although it's so good it really doesn't leave much to the imagination which I think used to be a big part of the "theatre experience".
I'd definitely recommend this if this sounds like your type of musical. Heres a video clip.
Posted by Gary on Thursday at 10:47 AM on June 5, 2008.
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