We Will Rock You Rocked

I had no idea what to expect from this show except a bunch of Queen
music, and I knew a couple Queen songs that I liked, but certainly not
that many. The show was awesome though. At first, it took a little
while to get used to everyone having an English accent and Liz found
herself explaining some of the local jokes to me, but after that
settling in period, it was great. The story was decent, at least
until the end, the dancing was very futuristic, and the lead performer
had a great singing voice. The whole thing was very well done.

One interesting thing is that they had a scene at "Heartbreak Hotel"
which took place in none other than the tube station that was right
outside the theatre house. I suppose that if they do this show in New
York, or in most places in America, that they would use the New York
subway station as the scene. But I wonder if they use the Bart
station for an SF performance or the T station for a Boston
performance.

There are no pictures to display because I didn't take any last night.
The show kept me up late, and somehow, I managed to find a defect in
the alarm clock that Liz's family gave me for Christmas. The silly
thing does not turn itself to "alarm on" mode at night when you forget
to do so. I woke up really late today and even missed an interview,
but luckily, things worked out since Danielle had my back and I was
able to trade interview slots with her. I have to double check that
alarm.