The latter one is quite popular as a tattoo among some ROAdies.
I’m not gay, I’m just German (I have to love it, don’t it?).There are also some epic quotes from the musical, which you will keep in mind after your visit. My favorite scene comes with Hit me with your best shot (Pat Benatar). by Extreme) and Every Rose has its Thorn (Poison). Sherrie is of course reflected in Oh Sherrie by Steve Perry. In some occasions, two songs are mixed together, like We built this city by Starship and Too much time on my hands by Styx. The key song of the play is (of course at the very end) – Don’t stop believin’, originally performed by Journey. I don’t want to tell you too much about the show – neither on the story nor on the musical selection. I am just beginning in my double-digits regarding my visits of Rock of Ages (see below), some ROAdies easily have multiple hundred ones. If there was a great plot, you might enjoy it one time – but as there is an amazing 2:30 hrs (including intermission), you just come back. In the first rows of each show I attended, I somehow found people I met somewhere already. They are actively supported by the musical management, e.g. They simply lough about themselves – and you feel that the guys on stage simply have an as good time as the audience has.įinally, there are of course the ROAdies, how the die-hard fans of the play call themselves. But apart from the music, it is also the way the play is set up, the humour, sometimes they even interact with the people directly. In some shows, the audience is already standing during the first act and singing and dancing. At Bat out of Hell, I saw a sign that you should not sing along with the song – you won’t find at RoA. The story is thin… But you simply enjoy yourself, also due to the proximity between the cast and the audience. What makes it special to me? First of all, there is the music. Giving a short reason why you should visit “Rock of Ages” as well is really challenging to me. Franz is however not opposing against his father. Regina, the former city planner of the major, tries to avoid it and especially sees a good heart in Hertz’s son, Franz.
The Bourbon gets seized, the Arsenal gig is thought to be the very final one. and wants to turn down the strip in favour of “clean, efficient living”. A German investor, Hertz Kleinmann, wins the support of the major of L.A. The side story is about the Bourbon itself, which is only by Dennis Dupree and also run by Lonny, who is also taking the role of the narrator in the musical. … and the potential last show in the Bourbon Of course, the story end with a happy end. Drew is forced to play in a boy-band, Sherrie becomes an erotic dancer. Their affair becomes quite unfortunate and Drew gets a record deal, so that both quit their jobs. Neither their career nor their love is really progressing fine, also as Sherrie runs into the famous singer of “Arsenal”, Stacee Jaxx. are getting robbed and running into Drew, who is making her work in the Bourbon Room as well. Sherrie is a countryside girl, who comes to L.A. He is also a rock musician, who is not really climbing up the career ladder. Drew works as a bar-back in a legendary rock club, the “Bourbon Room”. The main characters of the show are Drew (or “Wolfgang van Colt”) and Sherrie. Rock of Ages does not try to be complex and even jokes about it during the stageplay. The musical playing in the 1980’s in Los Angeles is having a quite classic plot: unfortunate love, bad guys and problems, happy ending.
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