The Phantom of the Opera is also going to be at the Fox!! (major sobbing now)!!  

LOL! Well believe it or not if someone had asked me to see this like 10 years ago or more I would NOT have been interested at all, but since seeing the movie when it came out I absolutely fell in love with it, and just would love to go see it just once; you know?

I also would love to see Cats perform;its funny how we change as we get older, maybe we are just getting "wiser" huh?
But I never dreamed something like this would be here in St. Louis, now Chicago
I could see it being there BIG AS$$ CITY!!The Fabulous Fox is a really AMAZING THEATRE It used to be just called the Fox
and I'm not sure when they changed the name of it but probably when they re did it!but crap ticket prices to anything is just stinkin high you know?it sucks!!

I can guess on the name change, but I won't attempt to voice that guess here. Maybe in a private email to you. Anyway, we have several theaters in Philly I'd like to go see some musicals at (the Walnut Street Theater, the Keswick, the Merriam) and they'll often do Broadway remakes, but I never have the money when they're there and then, when I do, no one wants to go. Some day....some day!!

Yeah I know what you are thinking about the name change (EG)!

my brain wasn't focused on that when I typed it out..LOL! I was just thinking
of the HOT SEXY GUYS TIS ALL!!

HI Elic; Thanks for sharing your experiences with me (us ), I always wondered about that too , how would the singing be there "live" in a show like that?

Yes its amazing what they can do on those movies, DVD'S to make all the music, words just precise as can be;

I would still like to experience it just once you know? The thrill of it all!!

but I'd have a heart attack at the costs of the tickets, gas, & hotel and food expenses...

now when I was younger and not injured and had better health I could have easily
made that hour and a half drive after a show not these days...I'd have to take a long long nap just to be able to stay awake..LOL!

No, if ever given the chance I'd be so wired up, I'd be wide awake for sure!!

thanks again, and I think I will watch the DVD tomorrow, if I watch it this late
I'll be playing all the songs and music in my head all night long!!
Love it though!!

I saw Sunset Blvd., Phantom, and Starlight Express when mom and I went to London in '95. We only missed shows like one night we were there.

Oh that's right you did say you had seen them in London, I bet that was quite an experience for you to be there and to see those shows;

AWESOME!!


I'd love to go back to London too someday I never really got to see/experience
too much when I was there; too much other fun stuff going on with a big group
of friends;

Yeah, mom liked shows, when the roomie and I were there, in '03, we weren't so close to town and didn't want to be looking for rides back to the hotel, after riding the tube back out to the place we were staying.

Well I can understand that and boy do I ever remember the "tube" as they call it there, GOOD LORD...SUPER BUSY PLACE that is....and so many homeless people in there, around there, so sad to see but London is so pretty, so many beautiful flowers everywhere, very lovely, the bus rides from the airport to the hotel,
VERY FRIGHTENING...the taxi cab rides....VERY EXPENSIVE AND FRIGHTENING they drive so
fast and the road lanes are soooo narrow...I swear I could reach out the window
and slap the person in the next car...LOL! I just sorta closed my eyes and prayed
we'd get there in one piece.. I did love the old style cabs, those were really roomy and nice;

It was a bit scary and weirding out in '95 to see the homeless staking out their "doorway" every night, since mom and I stayed right on the Strand. Here they sleep under bridges and in fields and I don't live in such an urban area, I don't go down town after dark here, because the only thing downtown after dark is the music scene and I'm not into loud music, and drinking.

When we went in '03, like I said, we were out away from town, near Hampton Court, and we really didn't get that much after dark, after all, I was using a crutch and the roomie is visually impaired.

Oh, I had my crutch with me in '95 too, my feet went bad in the early 1990's, but I don't normally use it around here, since it is a PITA to tote around, but it was helpful when I was going more than 100 feet to have it.

Hey there Loverbear, you're a Peach to think of me if you ever win the Lottery;

same goes for you too, if I ever win we are ON....for a Phantom of the Opera show
somewhere in this world (G)!

and anything else we can do too! LOL!

I just saw your discussion about you and your adventures with the weed whacker
and what your dearest Khuay has been up too of late...LOLOLOL!

OMG ! A LIZARD OF ALL THINGS!!! GGEEZZ! That Cat of yours is so funny!!

You really do need to write a book about him and the things he does; LOL!
Heck I'd buy it!!!


I know anything and everything we buy these days are so expensive;

Even If I was still a healthy person and working my two jobs like I used too,
those darn seats are still EXPENSIVE!!! MERCY ME!!

But that would be so cool to see you know?

Oh well I'm just gonna have to watch the DVD again tomorrow I guess!!

LOVE IT!!

You have a good evening now I'm getting ate up with knats here and tiny bugs
my computer is drawing them in like a magnet, I've got the windows open but you'd
think there was no screen I've killed so many of them, I've got knat guts all over my puter screen here..EEWWW!!!

thanks dear friend, love & hugs to you and dear khuay!!!

HI Hotsummer, great name, its gonna be a "hotsummer" here again I think.

I love the songs on there too, once I hear them they just stick in my head and I love to hear them over and over and over, very beautiful!!

Yeah guess I'll just have to stick to the MOvie version too as I don't see myself
coming into any amount of money anytime soon...

thanks for stopping by!!

HI there lululastrange: I would like to see Le Mis too, well I'd like to see several shows but its doubtful I get enough money to make this venture;

Maybe someday things will work out better for me, money wise...HA!!

thanks for stopping by!

Well Toots: you are more "out of it " than me...LOL! I thought I was the only one
way out of touch with Movies, as I never feel like going or have money to rent them
etc..etc..

Here is a link to the DVD MOVIE I just loved;

http://www.amazon.com/Pha...

THIS IS NOT A REFERRAL LINK!!!

anyway this is the DVD I think you should buy or rent like from NETFLIX, or
Blockbuster...both of these sites will mail you your choices of movies ;

check it out

The Phantom of the Opera (Two-Disc Special Edition) (2005)
Starring: Gerard Butler, Emmy Rossum Director: Joel Schumacher


I'm sure your housekeeper's niece would agree this is the one to see (G)!!!


so now I'm curious dear lady, what is your wish and desire??

Curiosity is killing me ya know?

Love & hugs to you and & Mija!!

Toots?!?!? LOL! I've known of Phantom Of The Opera since forever, but, I've never seen it. Andrew Lloyd Weber is incredibly talented. Would you say that the link you gave me to Amazon.com has the best DVD out there for this movie? I mean, is this one of the better versions of the movie? If so, I'm getting it right away. Thanks, Jan!
Mija meows hello to you too=^..^=
Last month she had a tooth pulled and the vet allowed me to pay in installments which was very nice. She's a happier camper for getting that tooth pulled.
Take care, sweetie!
Purrs,
Catwoman=^..^= & Mija