In London Rocks, the audience follows the journey of Lucy and the impact that rock ‘n' roll music has on her life.
BGW Family said:From BGW's Facebook.
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BGW Family said:CK, it is the original curtain at the front of the stage for the projections. It is a ginormous Union Jack covered in peace signs. It was not doing well showing the projections. So, they had to hang another big backdrop that would show the projections better. The Union Jack backdrop was specially made and rigged. Another huge expense tossed out the window.
You can see this in Zachary's video. The new scrim is pointed with the original one being rounded behind that one. It has peace signs all over it. Also, about 4:07 in Zachary's video is a close up where you can see them. At 4:20 watch for when these two "curtains" rise and you can see it.
I'll edit this for photos in a bit.
EDIT: A still from "Meet the Show Director and Projection Designer of London Rocks™" posted earlier.
wyldekat said:As a parent with a young child I am bothered by the amount of making out the two lead characters do in this show. Twice they have a full-on make out session which is more inappropriate in a theme park with children than some of the sexual innuendo and flashing in Fiends.
Is it just me, or is inappropriateness becoming a thing with the park's shows lately?wyldekat said:As a parent with a young child I am bothered by the amount of making out the two lead characters do in this show. Twice they have a full-on make out session which is more inappropriate in a theme park with children than some of the sexual innuendo and flashing in Fiends.
MrLaptop said:Is it just me, or is inappropriateness becoming a thing with the park's shows lately?
Seems like at least half the new shows have something making it inappropriate.
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