I actually saw the play! Cried over the great singing and the production that highlighted the good story. The show started around noon and before I knew it, it was 3pm. The tempo of the entire production was very smooth, including the scene changes. The characters’ emotions were well explored, and it was easy to understand what they wanted and how their hearts changed. The singing was wonderful throughout the entire piece, and I was gripped by the power of live singing for the first time in a long time. The song “Be Our Guest” was a real highlight. And the new song “A Change in ME” made me feel warm. Before seeing the show, don’t forget to read the “Have a wonderful time at the theater” distributed at the venue. It explains the basics of theater etiquette for beginners, such as “turn off cell phones,” “eat and drink in the lobby,” and “don’t lean forward. and “no leaning forward”, so even first-timers can feel at ease.
Selling goods and photo spot are also part of the fun of the show! At the venue, merchandise is available to commemorate your visit to the performance. The store offers a variety of official items in black, red, and blue! The “Costume Charm” (800 yen), “Rose Artificial Flower Ballpoint Pen” (1,900 yen), and “Rose Chou Chou” (2,200 yen) are said to be very popular. The “Beauty and the Beast” Maihama Performance Program (2,000 yen) is also a must-have. Costumes and actual props will be on display as a photo spot. If you are heading to the park immediately after seeing the play, stopping by before the show starts will allow you to use your time more efficiently.
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