Meet Princeton, Kate Monster, Trekkie, Brian and their friends on a crummy alleyway in New York, as they find out what life is really all about and learn to love it despite the ups and downs. This anarchic musical uses Sesame Street-style puppets and the forms of an old school Gershwin musical, including a setting on the West Side, but describes life in entirely different, more... adult terms. Certainly, George Gershwin never wrote a number called "The Internet is for Porn", nor do I remember any Sesame Street songs with the theme "Everyone's a Little Bit Racist". Avenue Q is street smart, wry and extremely well produced. Shot through with charming optimism, crude sex jokes and an appreciation of the simple pleasures of this humdrum life it chimes brilliantly with British audiences.
Avenue Q
Noel Coward Theatre, WC2N4AG
1st June 2006 - 25th April 2009
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Historic fish and seafood restaurant first opened in 1896.
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This
was once a sleazy Soho strip club, as the name suggests, and it really
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velvet curtains ... More
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Meet Princeton, Kate Monster, Trekkie, Brian and their friends on a crummy alleyway in New York, as they find out what life is really all about and learn to love it despite the ups and downs. This anarchic musical uses Sesame Street-style puppets and the forms of an old school Gershwin musical, including a setting on the West Side, but describes life in entirely different, more... adult terms. Certainly, George Gershwin never wrote a number called "The Internet is for Porn", nor do I remember any Sesame Street songs with the theme "Everyone's a Little Bit Racist". Avenue Q is street smart, wry and extremely well produced. Shot through with charming optimism, crude sex jokes and an appreciation of the simple pleasures of this humdrum life it chimes brilliantly with British audiences.
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