Queen - We Will Rock You

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When:

Fri 26 Oct ’07–Sun 2 Dec ’07

Where: The Civic, THE EDGE®, Cnr Queen & Wellesley Sts, Auckland CBD Show map

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We Will Rock You, the musical by Queen and Ben Elton is an electrifying show that's guaranteed to blow your mind.

We Will Rock You is an enormous multi million dollar musical featuring stunning costumes, sets and lighting. The multi talented international cast includes New Zealand's pop princess Annie Crummer as the Killer Queen and rock star INXS finalist Miguel Ayesa, who reprises his West End success, in the starring role of Gallileo.

We Will Rock You is a futurist adventure set in the year 2350, a time when live music is banned on earth, but the kids are in rebellion, fighting against the all powerful Globalsoft Corporation which controls their lives and feeds them a diet of synthesized pop.

We Will Rock You features 24 of Queen's legendary hits including Bohemian Rhapsody, We Are The Champions, Radio Ga Ga, Another One Bites The Dust and Crazy Little Thing Called Love.

Internet pre-sale on from 6pm Tuesday 15 May to midnight Sunday 27 May (click the booking link below), and then onsale to the public from 9am Monday 28 May.

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Mark Jackaman 2 years ago

If you get the chance go... u wont regret it excellent night out.
Elisa Kramer 2 years ago

I am in love with MIG I was lucky enough to get seats right up the front! He is such a star and deserves to be the front man of his own band, it must be hard to share the stage when he has so much talent, but did a fantastic job...a brilliant performance might even go again!
Tammy Aukett 2 years ago

What an incredible production! Goose bumps, shivers and the exciting 'wanna dance in the aisles' feeling that only Queen music can give you. Absolutely superb - would definitely go again - and again!
Goose01 2 years ago

Am I seeing things. At the start of the show when the time line flashes across the screen I am sure that they had Woodstock as 1966. Woodstock was 1969. This has been bugging me all weekend. Was I seeing things??
James McGlinn 2 years ago

Went to the opening night of We Will Rock You at the Civic yesterday, it's an incredible show! MiG Ayesha was brilliant as Galileo alongside his partner in crime Scaramouche (played expertly by Talia Kodesh), as was Annie Crummer in the role of the Killer Queen. The production was top class - the lighting, sound, band, ensemble and costumes were outstanding. Loved every minute.
Piete 2 years ago

Travelled to Melbourne especially to see this show, I am only sorry the show was booked solid else i would have seen it again and again, it ROCKED.
Corrin Davis 2 years ago

I live in Stratford. Would give my Right arm to go, though... But transport is a huge issue...
2ton 2 years ago

MiG and Annie are awesome. No one will be sorry if they go!
Michael Turner 3 years ago

Perhaps we should buy a dozen tickets and make it an Eventfinder night out?
James McGlinn 3 years ago

Yeah I've heard great things about it - definitely keen. RINGSHAN - message me, we should organise something.
Flyboy_Ritz 3 years ago

My wife and I totally wanna go to this and we don't have to far to travel being in Auckland.
Gold 3 years ago

Saw this in Sydney a few years back. I'm in Christchurch and putting a group together to head to Auckland to see it. This is a fantastic show and I'm not actually that big on live theater...
Jeanette 3 years ago

Saw this in London in January. This is the most outstanding musical I have ever seen. Absolutely brilliant