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The Kid Critics Get Energized at BLUE MAN GROUP!
May 17, 2024
We are continuing the series with Tai (10), Isabella (12), and Charles (9), who just stopped by the Astor Place Theatre to check out BLUE MAN GROUP. Curious of what they thought about the show? Find out below!
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Hello, my name is Charles and I am 9
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My name is Isabella Burke. I'm 12 years old. I'm Ty Sandu and I'm 10 years old
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and I got to see the Off-Broadway show, Blue Man Group. The Blue Man Group doesn't really have a specific plot
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but is more like a series of unusual sketches. It's everywhere. It's in Las Vegas, it's in Los Angeles, it's in Chicago
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and of course here in New York. Blue Man Group is about expressing yourself without words
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These three blue men don't talk at all through the show, but they communicate with paints and rhythms and sounds
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and they also do some painting. They do amazing drum work. It sounds weird
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It sounded weird to me too, but they convey it in a way that's so convincing
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that they don't need words. Not really, no. Blue Man Group is very unique
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It's not like any other show I've seen. It has such a unique blend of different styles
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And they really interact with the audience. They climb through the chairs
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They also throw paint at each other, which that's not in every Broadway show
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I always thought Blue Man Group was about just drumming and serious people
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but I never thought it was comedy. And they throw food at the audience
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It's basically just like itself and not like anything else I have ever seen or probably will ever see
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It's really a spectacular show, but very different. The lights in Blue Man Group were amazing
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There were these weird colorful things floating from the ceiling, and the lights were going all crazy
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I loved when the paper, the toilet paper was just flying. Because the lights are coming back on and off like every second
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It was really cool. There was all this tissue coming at you, and you really couldn't see
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I almost felt like I was buried in toilet paper. I dived in it and started swimming
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The paints were all being thrown at each of the blue men
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And if you're in the first three rows, you have to wear ponchos so you won't get splashed by paint
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Another thing they do is they give a lot of stuff to the audience
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They send a lot of stuff flying, and whoever catches it, catches it and gets to keep it
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All the colors together really made the show beautiful. And the blue men, they were a really cool shade of blue
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I think it would be very weird to be all blue for a day
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I think it might be kind of fun because I like the color blue
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And why not? A good thing is that you'd be very noticeable
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Because then everyone would start looking at you on the subways and the streets
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and you would have to explain why you were blue. But if you were just born blue, how would you know
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Maybe people would laugh. Maybe it would feel good to be a different color
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I like when you're different and you walk around and everyone's kind of looking at you like
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hmm, he's different. Maybe you would like being the different color and want to stay the different color
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I think I should try it sometime. I think other kids would definitely enjoy Blue Man Group
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Blue Man Group is definitely a show for kids. Every skit has something kid-friendly about it
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and it would make kids laugh. It would even make kids wonder
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Like the paint thing, it would just be like, how do they do that
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The kids will love the fun lighting and colors. It's good stuff
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Energizing. Dazzling. True blue. See what I did there? Dare to see Blue Man Group tonight
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Tickets at blueman.com
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