Entertainment on 14 nights?

[cbowls30]

Booked 14 nights marella celebration. Any other cruise line this would be back 2 back cruise so we'd expect some repartition on the entertainment, is this also case on marella because we appear to of booked back 2 back - two Carribbean itineraries but we simply don't get off halfway through

Thanks

 

[Malch_uk]

On a 14 night cruise you usually get 12 different shows and 2 "comedians" so may be same on 2x7 night b2b.

[Vitalsign]

It will be as Malch uk says - they don't repeat on back2backs nor even on a 3 week repositioning cruise

Celebration is an old but small very friendly ship so be prepared as you've cruised previously on larger ships

 

Edited February 18, 2019 by Vitalsign

[ormy]

a delightful ship - our favourite

[Vitalsign]

My favourite too Ormy on her for a month in April can't wait

[SellaVee]

We’re just off Celebration and also booked 14 nights that turned out to be 2x7, b2b.  The first night's show "Walking on Sunshine" is only on once, at 10pm, (and is repeated the following week), probably because the entertainment staff are involved in "manning the lifeboats" at the 9pm safety drill, and passengers who’ve arrived that evening are tired.  The rest of the time there was a different show every night.  On 2 nights there was a comedian from the UK, a different chap each week, but some of the same jokes!  Each of them did 2 shows on the night they were on, then later  in the week an 11.15pm show.  The entertainment team do the rest and each one is different.

[davecttr]

I have read elsewhere that the show team rehearse 12 different shows, quiet a feat to remember all those!

In the 'olden days' they used to do an afternoon play on sea days as well

[SellaVee]

They still do an afternoon play on sea days but it clashes with the choir class they offer! In fact it clashes with quite a few things.

[Malch_uk]

1 hour ago, davecttr said:

I have read elsewhere that the show team rehearse 12 different shows, quiet a feat to remember all those!

In the 'olden days' they used to do an afternoon play on sea days as well

 

Ah, the afternoon plays. I think they were first introduced by Richard Gray on the Thomson Spirit. He was from an acting background. Brilliant Cruise Director. Wonder what he's doing now.