Blue Man Group Review

 On Tuesday October 7, 2014 I saw the national tour of "Blue Man Group" This was an excellent show with an excellent cast. Who knew 3 blue men standing around could be so AMUSING!!!!! When they weren't playing the drums they were standing there being amusing.

 The show was like one gigantic party. It was the best "party" I've been to in my life! This is the perfect show for you if you just want to go out and have a blast. The audience participation was the best I have ever experienced. The second you walk into the theatre you know you're in for a real treat.

 Despite an incident that occurred before the show, It was still the greatest theatrical experiences I have had so far. If you ever have the chance to see the show do it.

I would also love to give props to everyone who worked on this production. Excellent job!

I apologize that this review was so short but there really isn't much to say except how great it is. I promise my next review will be better

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