DRS audiences.(For parents)

[sassypanz]

Posted: 6/15/05 at 10:03pm

What ages are appropriate for DRS? How `bout Spamalot, Sweet Charity, ASU, and Brooklyn?

[wendy72]

Posted: 6/15/05 at 10:18pm

I have a friend who has a 13 year old who would consider bringing him...I have seen it twice and it's nothing you would not see on a PG-13 movie...a couple of curse words.

BTW-This 13 year old also saw "Spam". Hope that helps

[sassypanz]

Posted: 6/15/05 at 10:20pm

Thanx Wendy. Anyone know about the other shows?

[ljay889]

Posted: 6/15/05 at 10:22pm

Charity is fine for children. If you are okay with the theme of the girls being Dance Hall Hostesses, and the dancing can be a bit risque in Big Spender. Other than that, its a delightful, and fun show.

ASU, and Brooklyn are great for children.

[Luckydave14]

Posted: 6/16/05 at 12:05am

I don't think that Brooklyn is OK for young children. I would say that ASU is fine though. It is a very colorful musical that kids will probably enjoy.

[Thenardier]

Posted: 6/16/05 at 12:07am

ASU is a family show - any age, really.

Don't see BKLYN - which is closing soon anyway.

[Thenardier]

Posted: 6/16/05 at 12:07am

ASU is a family show - any age, really.

Don't see BKLYN - which is closing soon anyway.

[trpguyy]

Posted: 6/16/05 at 12:12am

There's some language and sexual stuff in DRS. The scene with Greg and Joanna on the balcony comes to mind. It's nothing that kids don't hear in school, but still, it's something to take note of. It would be a mild PG-13 movie.
Updated On: 6/16/05 at 12:12 AM

[Thenardier]

Posted: 6/16/05 at 12:14am

And there's the gay thing in ASU - which is funny...but...

[Rentaholic2]

Posted: 6/16/05 at 1:28am

There are just a couple of shocking moments in DRS, notably where Gleason and Jbara briefly describe their wild sex night...I'd probably agree though, nothing you wouldn't find in a pg13 movie.