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Easter Monday I went with selected friends and family to see Priscilla Queen of the Desert, a musical in London’s West End starring Jason Donovan.

Everything about the show was completely fabulous! I haven’t had such a good time for ages :-)

Of course I loved the outrageous costumes, the fantastic footwear and the marvellous men, but for me, the star of the show was the bus. When the three main characters paint the bus, it becomes pink by virtue of a huge matrix of pink LEDs (Little Electric Doobreys) lighting up as the brushes pass over the surface. And this is just one of the amazing things which happen to the bus :-)

The show follows the story of the film fairly closely, which is quite an impressive feat given that the film is essentially a road-movie.

If you get the chance, go and see this show. It’s fun, the outfits are incredible, and the songs are predominantly well-known disco classics. Chaps, get in touch with your feminine side and strut your funky stuff - and if you forget your feather boa you can get one in the foyer!

I haven’t just topped up my Fabulousness Quotient for the year, I’ve got enough in stock for the next ten years :-)

Comments 2

  1. loei wrote:

    Well done doctor!

    You’ll be thrilled to hear that the Uruguayan equivalent of Flash is Fabuloso. I always think of you when I’m buying a bottle :-)

    Posted 26 Apr 2009 at 01:45
  2. loei wrote:

    Well done doctor.

    You’ll be thrilled to hear that the Uruguayan version of Flash cleaning fluid is called Fabuloso. I always think of you when buying a bottle :-)

    Posted 26 Apr 2009 at 01:48

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