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| Performance Times | | Prices | | Evenings | | | | Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and | | Stalls: £57, £33, £26 | | Friday - 8pm | | Dress Circle: £57 | | Saturday - 6pm and 9pm | | | | Matinees | | | | Saturday - 3pm | | | | Sunday at 3pm | | |
| | Blue Man Group the critically acclaimed Blue Man Group creates experiences that defy categorization. Blue Man Group is best known for multi-media performances that feature three bald and blue characters who take the audience through a multi-sensory, multi-media journey that combines theatre, percussion, music, art, science, and vaudeville into a form of entertainment that is like nothing else. People from all over the world, from all walks of life and from all age groups have been fans of Blue Man Group! A live band whose haunting tribal rhythms help drive the show to its unforgettable climax accompanies Blue Man Group! | | | Book Now | Currency Converter Click the link below
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| | What's New | Blue Man Group is a stunning entertainment show originally devised by Matt Goldman, Phil Stanton and Chris Wink. |
| Theatre Review | Blue Man Group It would spoil the fun to reveal too much detail, but the performers do magical things with flying marshmallows, jelly and rock choreography. They are big on sending up modern art and do stupid lowbrow stunts with sticky Rice Krispies. The only notes that really jar come from the relentlessly loud backing band, who at times resemble the head-bangers of your worst nightmare. This is really a show for the young and young at heart. The finale is an undeniably impressive strobe-assisted paper tsunami which engulfs the auditorium... you'd have to be a curmudgeon of Olympic standards not to leave with a smile on your face The London Evening Standard Children and adolescents of all ages will have a ball. The Independent Blue Man Group is a production that desires to do nothing more than please and excite... There are passages that satirise conceptual art, others that hint at the alienation of modern society, in which people communicate by computers and don't talk to their neighbours. But just as things start to get serious, there's another spectacular coup de theatre to admire. The Daily Telegraph |
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