The Lion King Broadway musical trailer
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Took the family to see the show at Keller Auditorium this afternoon. Singing and dancing and outrageous costumes. The singing and dancing didn't do much for me, I didn't recognize any of the songs and the lyrics were pretty much unintelligible, to me anyway. The show opened with the Rafiki (the baboon) rambling on in some sort of gibberish, might have been a foreign language, might have been gibberish. Anyway it didn't make any sense, but at least I could hear her clearly. To top it off, when she is done with her spiel she asks the audience if we understood, which got her a big laugh. There were several other funny bits which I appreciated. I couldn't understand what they were saying, but I got the funny. The costumes were pretty great and the way they were manipulated was very cool. Turns out the costumes were made in Scappoose, Oregon, which is just a village not too far from here on Route 30 along the Columbia River.
The Lion King on Broadway is coming to Portland; all the puppets were made in Oregon
Here is Oregon
Went to Bullards afterwards for dinner. Great food, great service and a great bill to go along with it.
3 comments:
Chuck
Did you have the GRILLED COWBOY RIBEYE at Bullard's?
No. It was tempting, but the price was a little steep. I had the pork chops. They were great.
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