Menopause - The Musical at Levoy Theatre
Menopause - The Musical is a comedy built around the experiences, humor, and shared frustrations of midlife. Its musical numbers draw on familiar songs with rewritten lyrics, bringing an upbeat, theatrical perspective to a subject audiences may recognize from everyday life. The show's humor and sing-along spirit have helped make it a popular choice for group outings and an accessible night at the theatre.
The supplied event record lists a performance at Levoy Theatre on October 21, 2017. It identifies Millville, New Jersey, as the city for this date; it does not provide details about the production's tour name, other Levoy Theatre appearances, or audience reviews of this specific performance.
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Menopause - The Musical Albuquerque reviews
So disapointed
I was extremely disappointed with the show. The costumes were cheap, the singing was immature, and the they used about 2 cool puppets in it when there should've been the BIG GUNS! Everyone I know said it was incredible, but I sat in that theater and couldn't believe how "below the bar" it was. The biggest song of the movie, "I Just Can't Wait To Be King," was absolutely terrible. I have been a fan of Menopause - The Musical since I was born! Scar was too feminine. They made Scar want to marry Nala (weird). Rafiki was nothing like a monkey, but a tribal woman. Soooooo disappointed. I recommend Beauty and the Beast on stage!!