Jamie and I
finally got our big butts out of the house yesterday, but out of all the places
in Perth, we
ended up at the Burswood Theatre
watching Phantom of the Opera.
*laugh* No regrets though. *smile* Although it was the second time for the both
of us, Phantom of the Opera didn’t
fail to impress yet again. In fact, I reckon the Phantom was played even better
than the last one I watched in London
a couple of years back. *smile*
A furry friend I came across after the show. Hehe.
Oh and tickets
were surprisingly much cheaper too. Haha. We couldn’t get much done after the show though, because all the shops were already closed for the
day. And even at 9pm, KFC had already stopped all operations, not to mention the local F&B outlets. *laugh* We ended up
having Kebabs… Haha.
Haha Hannah pity in the western world all shops close so early including most fast food outlets…
Where’s the fun?…. All the mamaks in KL
hannah, kfc and mcdonalds here is not that great actually. lol. if u prefer mamak, you can go to a place in victoria park which is called Makan-Makan. they serve malaysian food and not to forget. TEH TARIK.
if i’m not mistaken, they’re open till 11pm. then if weekends, mayb till 1am. btw, i’m new here! haha. take care
haha. i haven’t even watch ‘Phantom of the opera’, yet. but i know it is about a guy wearing a mask and sings right? haha. that’s all i know about the show. by the way, is the theatre big? and the dog. the dog is so friendly and cute. the owner is friendly too… for letting you touch the dog. haha.
I almost fell asleep watching Phantom of the Opera in cinema. I got loads of goosebumps while watching it, just can’t take it. LOL. Maybe this could be a little bit different, this is the one where people act on stage right? If I’m not mistaken
I guess singing shows are just not my type. Apart from American Idol.
Haha. Poor Shaunie. It’s really not that bad becuase seeing live acting/singing, props, costumes and of course a live orchestra makes quite a bit of difference. I reckon it’s the experience. But hey, for some people, it’s just not their cuppa tea, so I don’t blame you. ‘A’ for effort then. *Wink*
Shaun, the theatre is quite big if you’re comparing it to KLPac. *laugh* And yes, the Phantom wears a mask, and sings quite a bit throughout because he’s the lead character in the whole story. But all the music and songs in this particular story are actually quite pleasing to the ears (generally), compared to a few other musicals. More digestible for the mainstream listener, I mean. *smile*
WY, thanks for the tip and welcome to our family! *smile* Hope you’re settling in with us ok. *smile*
GW, all the fun’s at home! Haha. I managed to do some cooking this trip, so quite happy. TIme for me and my food is always good. Haha.
Keith! How are you? Took some time off Japan for my sis, and in some ways it’s doing good for my body too. Getting sleep and rest, not to mention some quality time alone to think, reflect and read. Haha. Time slows down a tad here, which is perfect for me now. Haha. I love Perth. *Smile*
hey Hannah, Keith from p24dance and h-factor here.. nice to see you hanging somewhere else other than kl… maybe I’m just outdated lol.. take care and why don’t you drop by Brisbane too..? XD