I heard the Avenue Q from a Filipino artist who is promoting it that it would be shown here, hmmmm sounds insteresting but I got no idea of what kind of musical play it was.
The next thing i saw about it was an ad with puppets, looked queer and the more I got curious about it....after all it bagged the 2004 Tonys so its really something special.
I got hold of the soundtrack few days before watching it but during close, as expected I missed the chance to listen to it ....
Nevertheless, its fantastic and since most of the performers were Filipinos it was simply magnifico! I need to mention Carla Guevarra who played Kate Monster/Lucy The Slut for her brilliant voice (she played Miss Saigon as Kim in London) and Joel Trinidad as Trekkie Monster/Nicky/Bad Bear for his great stage presence.
Ops plus the chance that I needed to change from a dress down day to at least a sunday dress, this was really extra special.
I keep on playing the track these past few days and i am enjoying it...from Im a little bit racist to There's fine fine line (swear there is)
Highly recommended but with some obscenity and uncensored adult content. (was it the reason why I enjoyed it? nvm).
Synopsis of the Avenue Q : Avenue Q is about real life. It's about finding a job, losing a job, learning about racism, getting an apartment, getting kicked out of your apartment, being different, falling in love, promiscuity, avoiding commitment, hangovers, Internet porn and discovering the world. A prologue on a television screen introduces us to this little corner of the world
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