Is Jersey Boys Suitable for Children 10 yrs old????- Page 2

[Now Ulla Dance]

Posted: 10/18/05 at 4:34pm

WHY WHY WHY

Can't you guys JUST answer the questions and stop bickering about stupid stuff?

WHO CARES IF THEY SPELL SOMETHING WRONG?! Just shows that they don't care about how they look to everyone else...

let's not waste our time guys

[bdwaygirl]

Posted: 10/18/05 at 4:48pm

What are you talking about??

[Broadwayboobs]

Posted: 10/18/05 at 4:49pm

Is Now Ulla Dance' icon suitable for a 10 year old to see???

[Now Ulla Dance]

Posted: 10/18/05 at 5:11pm

LOL..boobs, even at 10 years old, i knew what an attractive man looked like

[Broadwayboobs]

Posted: 10/18/05 at 5:15pm

Now that's what I'm talking about Ulla..kids are smarter than we give them credit for.

[ljay889]

Posted: 10/18/05 at 5:23pm

Obviously kids are smarter than we think.

But I don't even think the biggest matter is being afraid of introducing "adult" material to children - it's a matter of a parent feeling UNCOMFORTABLE viewing the material with their child. I know if I was a parent I would feel very uncomfortable seeing DRS, Q, Chicago, Rent etc with my child.

[calexan]

Posted: 10/20/05 at 11:32am

Many 10-year-olds would enjoy Jersey Boys. It depends on how mature they are and how much they have been exposed to. When my sons were about that age, they were bored stiff by Cats. They would have enjoyed Jersey Boys, though I doubt I would have taken them at age 10, since my wife and I tried not to be too permissive. It should be said that Jersey Boys will not have a "bad influence" on young people. Yes, the play has very bad language, casual sex, adultery, drugs and gambling (in other words, real life), but these elements of the story are not glamorized and consequences are shown. I would much rather have children watch Jersey Boys than play Grand Theft Auto.

[Broadwayboobs]

Posted: 10/20/05 at 1:27pm

AMEN calexan.

[Up In Lost]

Posted: 10/20/05 at 2:25pm

Expose 'em young I always say.