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Miami Theatre
Cats :: Dec. 31 - Jan. 4
Nothing jazzes up an abacus like a song; ditto goe.. more
Who would of thought that those two mumbling comed.. more
It’s Cirque du Soleil so it’s going to be good, no.. more
The subtitle of this play is called Confessions of.. more
What’s more touching than the story of a boy who i.. more
Jackie Mason is probably known just as much for be.. more
This Tony award-winning musical follows the journe.. more
Come revisit the original Sweedish popsters in the.. more
What used to be called “The Silent Passage” is now.. more
Twelve jurors are involved in deciding the fate of.. more
It’s about time somebody recognized that Charlie B.. more | |
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MBO Miami :: Theatre
t this point Andrew Lloyd Webber’s legacy to musical theater is that he lowered the bar for intelligence and storytelling. Case in point would be Cats an inexplicably popular show that features singers and dancers prancing around in catsuits. I guess if you have a fetish for catsuits this show might be entertaining, but anyone expecting intelligent musical theatre will be sadly disappointed. It’s time that everyone stopped pretending that Cats is worth seeing. It’s getting on my nerves. –P.B.
