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Mrs Brown's Boys - Live - Tickets Query?

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  • 12-12-2013 11:45am
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    another question
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    Just wondering is there any chance of there being any live shows in the 1st half of 2014?

    I know it's running in the O2 at the moment but it's over next week and I wanted to get someone 2 tickets as a Christmas Present, ideally for some time between January and June of next year.

    Anyone know anything?


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    dougm1970
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    also...can i ask....as we are going tomorrow night.....what time does the show start on stage at ?.....tickets say 8pm, but is that for the show to start ??....its not like a gig with support band so i'm trying to figure it out :)


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    mdwexford
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    Is it possible for it to be worse than the tv show.


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    argentum
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    Last show in Ireland for at least 2 years ...show starts at 8 pm ..you might thinks its crap but its sold 50000 tickets this week and lets not knock one of our own for a change....


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    Son0vagun
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    Was at it last night. There's no support and actors took to the stage shortly after 8.


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    Son0vagun
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    mdwexford wrote: »
    Is it possible for it to be worse than the tv show.

    Very similar to the show, but a lot more adulted themed. Shocked to see parents bringing young children to it.


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    srfc19
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    Son0vagun wrote: »
    Very similar to the show, but a lot more adulted themed. Shocked to see parents bringing young children to it.


    I know, I'd never forgive my parents if they did that to me.


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    Graceland
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    I went Tuesday night and thought it was a brilliant show.


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    Graceland
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    My friend wanted to book one of the shows but the following came up for Block P
    BLOCK P - POSSIBLE R/VIEW

    What exactly does this mean as it's the first time I've come across it myself.


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    Strumms
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    It means possible restricted view. It could be that the seat faces the stage at such an angle that part of the stage wouldn't be visible or maybe a lighting rig or some obstruction would be in the way of a pat of the stage.


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    Technocentral
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    Strumms wrote: »
    It means possible restricted view. It could be that the seat faces the stage at such an angle that part of the stage wouldn't be visible or maybe a lighting rig or some obstruction would be in the way of a pat of the stage.

    Add a pair of noise canceling headphones and that could be the best seat in the house!


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    Graceland
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    Strumms wrote: »
    It means possible restricted view. It could be that the seat faces the stage at such an angle that part of the stage wouldn't be visible or maybe a lighting rig or some obstruction would be in the way of a pat of the stage.

    Thanks for that. Any concert I ever booked, I never seen that coming on. Good to know!


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    mdwexford
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    argentum wrote: »
    Last show in Ireland for at least 2 years ...show starts at 8 pm ..you might thinks its crap but its sold 50000 tickets this week and lets not knock one of our own for a change....

    The program is awful whether it is Irish or Mongolian.

    Should I give more leeway because it's "one of our own"?


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    argentum
    Registered Users Posts: 491 ✭✭argentum


    mdwexford wrote: »
    The program is awful whether it is Irish or Mongolian.

    Should I give more leeway because it's "one of our own"?


    No if a show is crap in your opinion say it as it is ...all I'm saying is that a lot of people can't be wrong 8-10 million watch it on BBC.
    Whether you like it or not what I meant was that Brendan O Carroll was broke after taking a major gamble on a movie that flopped.He has worked his bollox off to create something that employs a lot of people ,makes a great deal of money and makes a lot of people happy.Lets celebrate the man instead of just hating the program.


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    Son0vagun
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    The show is funny, if you're after production values then don't watch it. Popularity of the show speaks for it's self. Fair play to BOC.


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    mdwexford
    Registered Users Posts: 11,276 ✭✭✭✭mdwexford


    argentum wrote: »
    No if a show is crap in your opinion say it as it is ...all I'm saying is that a lot of people can't be wrong 8-10 million watch it on BBC.
    Whether you like it or not what I meant was that Brendan O Carroll was broke after taking a major gamble on a movie that flopped.He has worked his bollox off to create something that employs a lot of people ,makes a great deal of money and makes a lot of people happy.Lets celebrate the man instead of just hating the program.

    This is one I honestly do not get, it's so awful and unfunny. Had to watch an episode in my girlfriends parents last Christmas and I couldn't believe how bad it was and people actually like it.

    Fair play to him but it's still the worst program I've ever seen.


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