Oasis of the Seas - Entertainment Sheet of Paper which lists entertainment for entire week

[rockmom]

35 minutes ago, Orange jeep said:

 

 

Can Diamond members go to suite lounge

 

No, but you can go to the Diamond Lounge.  Only suite guests, and if there's room, Pinnacles, can use the suite lounge.  Diamond and Diamond Plus use the Diamond Lounge.  

[Tree_skier]

On 1/24/2023 at 12:06 PM, Dayman9966 said:

Just don't waste your time to see CATS........Not sure why that's even still going on.

It is only the longest running show in Broadway and West End history and it list of awards is paltry compared to others...

 

• 1983 Tony Awards[6]
• Best Musical (Won)
• Best Book of a Musical (Won)
• Best Original Score (Won)
• Best Featured Actress in a Musical - Betty Buckley (Won)
• Best Costume Design (Won)
• Best Lighting Design (Won)
• Best Direction of a Musical (Won)
• Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Harry Groener (Nominated)
• Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Stephen Hanan (Nominated)
• Best Scenic Design (Nominated)
• Best Choreography (Nominated)

 

Just to list a few.

 

I can't imagine anyone wanting to see it...  

[Tree_skier]

53 minutes ago, Orange jeep said:

What….no Aerosmith Tribute Band 🥲

 

what’s the tribute band back in the day

 

and was Music Xpress on board

 

Can Diamond members go to suite lounge

 

The tribute bands usually do 2 week engagements and then they change them out.  

 

No diamond can't go to the suite lounge they have their own diamond lounge

[Itchy&Scratchy]

1 hour ago, Tree_skier said:

It is only the longest running show in Broadway and West End history and it list of awards is paltry compared to others...

 

• 1983 Tony Awards[6]
• Best Musical (Won)
• Best Book of a Musical (Won)
• Best Original Score (Won)
• Best Featured Actress in a Musical - Betty Buckley (Won)
• Best Costume Design (Won)
• Best Lighting Design (Won)
• Best Direction of a Musical (Won)
• Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Harry Groener (Nominated)
• Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Stephen Hanan (Nominated)
• Best Scenic Design (Nominated)
• Best Choreography (Nominated)

so, are we also getting the full length musical with the Broadway cast, lighting and stage???????

 

Asking for a friend. LOL.

Edited February 14, 2023 by Itchy&Scratchy

[Itchy&Scratchy]

5 hours ago, lovelife said:

Current sailing.

 

what's The Big Game, please?

[reallyitsmema]

3 minutes ago, Itchy&Scratchy said:

what's The Big Game, please?

 

Lol  The Superbowl.

[John&LaLa]

9 hours ago, Dayman9966 said:

Then why wouldnt you want to see something different?

 

I just enjoy it. Plenty of other shows as well.

 

 

[John&LaLa]

2 hours ago, Itchy&Scratchy said:

so, are we also getting the full length musical with the Broadway cast, lighting and stage???????

 

Asking for a friend. LOL.

 

We did for the first 5 years. Shorter now

[redwave]

Does anyone have the showtime sheet from the last 5 day sailing on oasis? Ty

[Merion_Mom]

5 hours ago, Tree_skier said:

It is only the longest running show in Broadway and West End history and it list of awards is paltry compared to others...

 

• 1983 Tony Awards[6]
• Best Musical (Won)
• Best Book of a Musical (Won)
• Best Original Score (Won)
• Best Featured Actress in a Musical - Betty Buckley (Won)
• Best Costume Design (Won)
• Best Lighting Design (Won)
• Best Direction of a Musical (Won)
• Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Harry Groener (Nominated)
• Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Stephen Hanan (Nominated)
• Best Scenic Design (Nominated)
• Best Choreography (Nominated)

 

Just to list a few.

 

I can't imagine anyone wanting to see it...  

 

Longest running show on Broadway is Phantom of the Opera.  

 

Second is Chicago.

 

Third is The Lion King.

 

Cats clocks in at 4th.

 

🙂  

[Scottdalfonso]

You can see an updated list of shows and a full weeks cruise compass from as recent as Jan 29-Feb 5th on the RC Blog website.  Also, the cover bands do rotate- my sailing had a Journey tribute band, but it was a one time thing, They did a week and right back off. 

[lovelife]

12 hours ago, Itchy&Scratchy said:

what's The Big Game, please?

Ha ha, the Super Bowl!

[Liljo22]

I understand why people come away not liking Cats.  Its an all singing musical and the storyline is hard to follow.  Given that its performed really well on the Oasis.  My wife and daughter are dancers so they are usually really hard on dancing in musicals but they were impressed with the Oasis cast.  They have seen the touring production of Cats and felt this cast was better both in dance and song.  They did say that some of the decisions on what to cut were questionable because some performances cut would have made more sense in the storyline than some they kept in.  

[Dayman9966]

On 2/13/2023 at 6:49 PM, Tree_skier said:

It is only the longest running show in Broadway and West End history and it list of awards is paltry compared to others...

 

• 1983 Tony Awards[6]
• Best Musical (Won)
• Best Book of a Musical (Won)
• Best Original Score (Won)
• Best Featured Actress in a Musical - Betty Buckley (Won)
• Best Costume Design (Won)
• Best Lighting Design (Won)
• Best Direction of a Musical (Won)
• Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Harry Groener (Nominated)
• Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Stephen Hanan (Nominated)
• Best Scenic Design (Nominated)
• Best Choreography (Nominated)

 

Just to list a few.

 

I can't imagine anyone wanting to see it...  

It's been on Oasis for YEARS.......How about just switch it up is where I was going with that.  Why not take a production from another ship and swap?  I've seen it, now that I'm going on Oasis a year later, I would like some variety.  And that does say 1983, it's a 40 year show.  Might as well put cassette players in the cabins.

[Scottdalfonso]

10 hours ago, Dayman9966 said:

It's been on Oasis for YEARS.......How about just switch it up is where I was going with that.  Why not take a production from another ship and swap?  I've seen it, now that I'm going on Oasis a year later, I would like some variety.  And that does say 1983, it's a 40 year show.  Might as well put cassette players in the cabins.

I've been told its a huge thing to change up the production shows. Props and stage rigs are too much to just switch out between sailings and they have to do it during the occasional dry docks, which is like every 5 years or so