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fairyd123Avenue Q was as hilarious as ever and the audience were much more responsive this time around (most hilarious comment overheard - the couple behind us who hadn't realised it was a musical- like WTF!).
Naoko Mori was really good. If you're a London based Torchwood fan I definitely recommend going to see her in it. And she was adorable afterwards - very sweet. I got her to sign my programme and one of the Torchwood books. She was quite excited by the book - she said they'd all gotten copies but she hadn't had the chance to read it yet. She asked whether it was any good and if she was well written in it!
Oh and an added bonus? The show is pretty expensive on Friday and Saturdays so we'd gotten the cheapest tickets - £19 in the very back row of the balcony. But when we arrived the balcony was closed and they'd upgraded us to seats in the stalls - 5 rows back surrounded by everyone who'd paid £60 for their seats. Awesome! That really did make my week.
Naoko Mori was really good. If you're a London based Torchwood fan I definitely recommend going to see her in it. And she was adorable afterwards - very sweet. I got her to sign my programme and one of the Torchwood books. She was quite excited by the book - she said they'd all gotten copies but she hadn't had the chance to read it yet. She asked whether it was any good and if she was well written in it!
Oh and an added bonus? The show is pretty expensive on Friday and Saturdays so we'd gotten the cheapest tickets - £19 in the very back row of the balcony. But when we arrived the balcony was closed and they'd upgraded us to seats in the stalls - 5 rows back surrounded by everyone who'd paid £60 for their seats. Awesome! That really did make my week.
