Best shows for 11-year-old boy? — Page 2

bwayondabrain: There are some sexual references in DRS (The robe scene, using phrases to describe sex, which won't be mentioned here.) and of couse there's the matter of bad language (One f-bomb, uses of the s-word, the list goes on and on) and there's implied sex between two characters. It's not as vulgar and innapropiate as it sounds, and if you're a young teen like I am, you should find some humor in it. I certainly did. If it were a movie, I would rate it PG-13.

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Updated On: 3/23/06 at 06:53 PM

I took my little brother who is 11 to see Wicked and oh wow did he love it....seriously one of the best nights of his life he said (we had fun...dinner before hand...stagedoor after). I have tickets for Hairspray in the summer for him. Keep in mind these are both in LA and not NYC.

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oh a 5, that isnt too bad

and thanks, piazzaslight! btw, love the signature :)

should be fun!!! cannot wait for sunday!!! (will be one of the best days of my life, seriously) :)

I'd say Spelling Bee. Everyone I've know who's seen the show has loved it, and I think even an 11 year old would like it.

And on the topic of DRS, I saw it with my dad in September, and I raved about it for the next couple of weeks, where my 11 year old sister expressed interest in seeing it. At first my parents were a bit hesitant, but in the end they let her go. She enjoyed it, a few parts went over her head, but she enjoyed it none the less.

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NOT Avenue Q. That show is made for adults only. Bad idea. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a great show, and Spelling Bee is amazing, accept it does have one song about an errection.

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I completely agree with the Spelling Bee choice. It would be cool if he participated in the show as one of the spellers as well! Very fun.

~Rosalynn

Lion King
Beauty and The Beast
Mamma Mia
Spamalot (live a little)
Tarzan
Hairspray

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