The hilarious musical ‘Avenue Q’ is on the move once again. It finishes its run at the Gielgud Theatre in London, in March. In April, the Broadway revival of ‘Hair’ takes over at the Gielgud. Over at Wyndham’s theatre Stephen Daldry’s production of ‘An Inspector Calls’ has won an award and closes on 13th March. ‘Avenue Q’ opens there on 19th March. Theatre tickets for all these shows are on sale now.

Avenue Q is a spoof of the children’s television favourite ‘Sesame Street’ and most of the leading characters are puppets. The songs are certainly rude, but arguably very funny and include unusual titles such as ‘Everyone’s A Little Bit Racist’ and ‘What Do You Do With A BA In English?’

Daniel Boys plays Princeton and Rod. His previous theatre credits include tours of ‘Rent’, ‘Grease’ and ‘Jeff Wayne’s The War of the Worlds.’

Edward Baruwa plays the janitor Gary Coleman. He has previously appeared in the West End in ‘Porgy and Bess’, ‘Jerry Springer, The Opera’ and ‘Dancing in the Streets’ in which he played Lionel Richie.

Christopher Fry plays Brian. He has appeared on our television screens in programmes such as ‘State of Play.’ His previous stage credits include ‘The Hot Mikado’ and ‘Oh What a Lovely War.’

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Avenue Q is in its fourth glorious year in London’s West End and has just extended booking. Theatre tickets for this fantastic show are now available for dates through until March 2010.

Cassidy Janson has now taken over the roles of Lucy the Slut and Kate Monster. Cassidy has already attracted attention as Elphaba in ‘Wicked’ and also appeared in the big budget musical ‘Only the Brave’ at the Edinburgh Festival last year.

The show has been described as “pant wettingly funny”, which sums it up nicely. From the moment the curtain raises on a set reminiscent of children’s top television show ‘Sesame Street’ and the Avenue Q theme plays, you’ll lose yourself completely. If you should look around the audience you will see people completely carried away with gloriously stupid grins plastered across their faces.

The fantastically funny songs often border on the politically incorrect but are saved always by warmth and the fact that a puppet can say and do things and cause far less offence than a person would.

‘Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist’, ‘If You Were Gay’, ‘The Internet is for Porn’, ‘You Can Be as Loud as the Hell You Want’ and ‘Schadenfreude’ are just some of the show stopping numbers in this fantastic musical.

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If you enjoy some comedy and you like musicals then Avenue Q is the show to watch. This phenomenal performance is a must see. It is vulgar, obscene but loads of fun.

Avenue Q is playing at the Geilgud theatre in London, and since the show opened 4 years ago, it has received many standing ovations and plenty of positive feedback. To book theatre tickets for this outstanding show, visit Concierge Desk online.

Concierge Desk makes the theatres London has to offer much more accessible. Here at Concierge Desk, you can book the best theatre tickets to watch Avenue Q within seconds. You can also have a look at other shows playing in various theatres in London.

What’s Avenue Q all about?

Avenue Q is set in a mythical New York City block that is occupied by a crazy group of puppets with names like kooky Christmas Eve, Sloppy Nicky, Porn- happy Trekkie Monster and Bimbo- licious Lucy the slut. These characters are just as crazy as their names. They are constantly swearing and teach silly life lessons.

This show is no Sesame Street! Although only children under 5 are not admitted, taking your 10 year old might not be such a good idea. The strong language and vulgar scenes are not really suitable for under 12s.

So, if you are looking for a great laugh and enjoy watching puppets acting rude, then book your theatre tickets for Avenue Q here at Concierge Desk as soon as possible.

When you think about a puppet show, your hope of having a good time may sink into your shoes. Most people know a puppet show as something that only kids up to a certain age can enjoy and find entertaining.

Many parents of these tender-aged youngsters despair at having to sit through one children’s puppet show after the next. Despair no more because there is finally something for both of you and your little ones to enjoy! Take to the theatre with an open mind and be prepared to laugh until your sides split.

Adult adventures in children’s entertainment

Although puppets are largely associated with children, you can bet that you will be entertained and captivated as an adult audience by the performances in Avenue Q. This well loved production is now in its fourth year and still going strong. It has amassed a huge following that sees fans returning to the theatre time and time again to watch Avenue Q over and over.

You can catch Avenue Q at London’s Gielgud Theatre and booking through us offers you lots of perks. Not only do we offer competitive pricing for all our theatre tickets, we also offer meal deals on certain shows.

You can check out our specials and deals running on Avenue Q for the best value for your money. Be prepared for obscenities, vulgarity, swearing and lots of adult humour in this stage production for adults only. This is definitely a show you will want to treat yourself to and not miss out on. Come to Concierge Desk and check out our London theatre tickets.