I was so worried after ready the negative reviews. My husband and I went to the Liverpool emoire last night and although the story was a bit cheesy, you had to accept it for what it was. The singing was FANTASTIC and the dancers put their all into the performance. The audience were all standing at the end, singing and joining in . The cast received a fantastic reaction from them. If you are going to see the show I'm sure you will enjoy it, just don't expect too much from the story. Nearly forgot, the band were amazing, sounded like Brian May etc.

Sept. '11. A very full Dominion theatre. This is a slightly sanitised version of Queens hits, it is a play with music, and a little comedy. You will not see a band on the stage but a group of dancers who all sing, the lead roles being taken by several singers, they all play their part well and appear to enjoy what they do. There is very little attempt to interact with the audience until the final 15 mins of the show, when hand clapping is encouraged. It was apparent that some in the audience wanted to be on their feet and treat this show as a 'sing-a-long' this is not what you get. It is worth seeing, but think panto/musical. If you want an on your feet sing-a-long see 'Gary Mullen and the works' a very good, slightly tongue in cheek version of Queen; various dates this month from Margate to Inverness.

I went too see this show this week-end and have being looking forward too seeing it for quite some time. It was the worst show I have every gone too see. Poor poor acting, singing was ok only. What I mean by this is if you are a Queen fan, which I am, the singing was no where near the quality you would expect from a show called

As a massive theatre goer I'd been wanting to see this for years but never quite got round to it. When I saw it was on at my local theatre I booked two tickets for the opening night which happened to by my husbands birthday. WHAT A LOAD OF RUBBISH. Awful. I spend the whole of the first half willing for the interval to arrive so I could talk my husband into leaving. As it happened I didn't have to do much to talk him into it as he felt the same way. Think there were some very talented performers wasted on a mind numblingly boring, dismal and cobbled together "story line". Don't waste you money on this. Reminded me of similar performances by the Butlins redcoats!

Bloody Awful...Anyone who likes this does not have a clue about musical theatre..How can stars who come from Reality shows appear in a show that mocks where they come from. Aviod you have any sense.

i really enjoyed the show the music is fab and i am a great fan of queen. I thought the two who played the lading roles were fab. The story line and jokes were cheesey but i still had a laugh. Rhydian was good in his role but was expecting more singing from him as he has a fantastic vouce.Al in all very enjoyable.

I saw the show in London, just before Christmas last year and was so impressed, I'm going to see it again in Cardiff...this time, taking my kids and husband with me!

The storyline was nothing like I expected. It's futuristic and reminiscent of Rush's '2112' where rock music is banned. I wonder if that's where Ben Elton got the inspiration for it?

Some of the costumes are tatty, in a goth/grunge/punky sort of way, but they're meant to be. They reflect the characters identities...they're rebellious bohemians after all.

The dancing, singing and music are excellent and my mouth was agog at the opening scenes!

I doubt seasoned musical goers would enjoy it, but us rock fans will 'get' the concept entirely. It's funny, romantic, yes cheesy, but it ROCKS!!!

Highly recommended :)

My husband and I went to 'we will rock you' to celebrate our second anniversary. I am not a rock fan myself, but went because my husband was so excited to watch the show.

It is HORRIFIC! DISGUSTING AND AWEFUL to say the least!

Our disappointment was so high, we walked out in the intermission,

There was not only no storyline, but no show or entertainment, a couple of ugly voices singing ugly songs and wearing ugly clothes!

There was nothing memorable from this musical except how BAD IT WAS.

I would definitely never recommend it to anyone else even if I want to torture them, this is too much torture!

DO NOT GO!

I am a big Queen fan and me and my fianc went to see the show in the Wales Millennium Center in Cardiff, we were both greatly disappointed to say the least, all in all the singing talent is excellent but the story line is pretty pathetic and the humour is very childish at best. The only way I can describe the show is GLEE DOES QUEEN. We only paid around £20 per ticket and were really glad we didn't pay anymore. The best part of the show was seeing Brian May come out on stage and perform 30 seconds of the final song. If you like real cheesy musicals then you'll probably enjoy it but if you're a Queen fan, don't waste your money.

We Will Rock You is by far the best musical I have ever seen. I am very rarely speechless, but having seen this I was lost for words for a fair while! The cast is extremely powerful, the vocals are incredible, and the set and production are amazing. From the opening scene I was on the edge of my seat. I took my younger sister, who at 11 is too young to be overly familiar with Queen music, and she was dancing and watching with an open mouth throughout. The storyline I felt was, contrary to other reviews, really quite strong and a thought-provoking concept. We sat in the stalls which I would really recommend to feel part of the action - people were on their feet and dancing for the majority of the show. The only disappointing thing for me was the lack of available merchandise! I wanted a momento of this fantastic experience and there was very little on offer, although there is a website if you really want to purchase something afterwards. Overall I would highly recommend this show for adults, teenagers and children, as the music, even if you are not familiar with Queen, will have you on your feet and you will get lost in the world the writers have created. A fantastic night out!

Wish I had seen this site before I went to the show -- would have saved me about 30 quid.

I've seen literally over a hundred musicals in my lifetime, too many to remember. This is the first time EVER in my life I walked out of a show, BEFORE INTERMISSION even. I lasted about an hour, debated whether I wanted to watch anymore of this, or go to bed in my hotel. Bed in my hotel won out.

Like a lot of people also say in their reviews, the singing talent is EXCELLENT. The story, dialog, jokes, set design, dancing was absolute rubbish. Some people claim they loved the dancing, but not me. Awful.

Do not see -- go see Legally Blonde or the new production of Wizard of Oz. Those are pretty good instead.

Great fun. Don't expect the strongest story or the cleverest jokes - you won't get them. But expect enormous fun and great songs, well performed, and excellent dancers. Go along, enjoy it, laugh at the jokes (especially in the second half), clap along, sing along and come out remembering why you love Queen's music and with a smile on your face. I'd recommend it as a fun, cheesy, show. Take your friends and have a good night out!